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My 91 wrangler appears to be in perfect condition, until I get to 65 mph, then I have a vibration that is not only irritating, it's loud. Any ideas?
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A question for dubbers (VW fanatics) please.?
A few things you can check yourself before getting expert help. Look at your tires and make sure there are no bubbles starting to form. The cord could be seperating if there is and it would need a new tire. Also if you have been in the mud lately, make sure there is no mud caked on the inside or outside of your rims. A little mud can add up to what a wheel weight is and throw it out of balance, and check to make sure you have not lost a wheel weight by looking for clean spots where one has been. Check your drive shafts for up and down play at the u-joints. And as others have said, if it is lifted you may have too steep of a drive shaft angle. You could also jack each wheel up and check for worn wheel bearings. There are so many things depending on where it is coming from but those are a couple of ideas before you have to pay for someone to look at it. Hope it helps!99 Pontiac Grand Am groans when making turns?
I would check my tires for uneven wear, and make sure they are balanced.Anyone looking for 98 dodge neon parts?
Where does the vibration come from? The steering, or you feel it on the body in general and the floor in particular?If you are getting it from the steering it could be your wheels are out of balance and or worn out.
If the vibration comes through the floor then it could be your drive-shaft(propeller shaft) center bearing/mounting/balance issues.
Get an expert advise.
Is the Jeep lifted? If so, could be too severe of a driveshaft angle, even if not, perhaps a bad universal joint or as said above, tires out of balance.
Need recommendation of a good mechanic!! Work on Grand Am?
balance and allignment! maybe tires are bad! could be your front end is getting worn out(but most probably it is the balance and allignment)More Questions & Answers ...
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