I'm sure this issue has been resolved by now? I am having the same issue. I had my mechanic do the timing job and opted for him to basically replace every component; alternator, tensioners, idlers, fan bracket, wp, fan clutch and the harmonic balancer.
When I got the truck back everything was great but I noticed after a few weeks the truck started shaking slightly. But I had a huge trip planned and wasn't going to let a little vibration stop me. Stupid I know, but it is what I did.
We went from SWFL to Clayton GA, to Fort Smith AR and back home to SWFL. While on this trip I observed heard a knocking noise and thought the worse, popped the hood to look at the engine and pray when I observed the Harmonic balancer wobbling away. I figured damn, I'm going to have to fix that when I get home. Well by the end of the trip the wobble was very very bad, it's my daily so I had to keep driving it for work. Picked up the replacement balancer from AZ on friday wouldn't you guess it? The balancer failed as I was pulling into my driveway, I got very lucky that it didn't rip off the pulley and destroy everything under the hood.
Anyhow, I replaced the balancer and boom everything was solved, smooth as butter, I fell in love again.
Now wouldn't you guess it, within 2 weeks the shake was back and I could see the slightest little wobble.
I've been a few months since then and I'm in a position I can take some time to tear the truck apart.
I really hope something isn't wrong with my engine causing it to eat balancers, but this only started to occur after the mechanic did the timing job.
I plan on getting under there tomorrow and double check the CS bolt to see if its just coming loose.
If no one here has any better ideas, I'll probably exchange the balancer under warranty at AZ. If it comes back I'll then bite the dealer cost and use an OE to try that. But I really don't want some underlying issue to waste my money.
tldr; i have the same issue, please help