Hit a Curb, FML
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So I hit a curb in a parking lot ( yes i know
) The front and rear passenger side BTW. Well now the rear will vibrate under a load 1/2 throttle. But if I only give the car 1/4 throttle there is no viabration. I changed out torque arm but didn't change a thing and the mount looks like new. Could it be the DS? it didn't look bent. BTW both rims are ok. Please help
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Hmm doubt it was alignment then but maybe, something shifted loose or something maybe. You've looked under there and tried to see if anything looks out of place/loose/ect right?
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It does it at 1/2 and full throttle, but not at a 1/4. I have been under the car using a car lift. I also switched out the torque are while it was on the lift.
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sorry about your misfortune......the above quotes offer good suggestions.
You may want to drive vehicle until problem (vibration) occurs. Shift into neutral and see if problem goes away. This will eliminate drive line......
Check wheels for balance/out of round. Good luck and have a blessed week......
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sorry about your misfortune......the above quotes offer good suggestions.
You may want to drive vehicle until problem (vibration) occurs. Shift into neutral and see if problem goes away. This will eliminate drive line......
Check wheels for balance/out of round. Good luck and have a blessed week......
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So since I last posted, I checked the rims (not bent). I also changed out the axle that hit the curb and changed the panhard bar. Still have the same issues. I think it's either the DS or the LCA's. I need more input.
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try moving the pinion around up and down. if there is any play in it that's your problem. i've never seen this in person, but have heard many stories of it happening. also check your u joints just to rule that out. does it only happen at certain speeds?