lee gaddis
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Vibration at highway speed. New bearing up front new tires rims u joints transmission mount new rear end losing my mind. Feel it in the seat gas petal and dash vibrates at 75 any help greatly appreciated
vibration at highway speed
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James Hatch
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Could it be a vacuum line to the engine? I had vibration for the longest time until I came across something in the back of the engine that wasn't in the hole it was supposed to be, vibration went away after that.
That, or I'm completely off the mark here and it's something out of balance.
That, or I'm completely off the mark here and it's something out of balance.
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Dreman
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Driveshaft drop a balance weight?
Yardsale
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There are two vibration charts in my "Vibration Chart" folder of my library.
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Shawn Alexander 2
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Vibrations over 50 mph are almost always tire related. At 75 mph is definitely tire related. A set of Michelins will cure it. You could have your tires road force balanced which will either a) balance the tire properly or b) identify a bad tire. New tires aren't necessarily good tires, depending on what you bought.
