shaking and vibration at about 50-70 mph
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might be a bad bearing on either shaft in the rear...or can be a front wheel bearing assembly in the front...can be real pricey,,,but prolly if it starts at 50...then it has to the either front wheel bearings...
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My ride had been running perfectly smooth as far as I could tell, until I had the tires rotated. After that, prrt, I got the shaking that your taking about. I knew from the past it was going to be a wheel off balance. I litterly just got back from the shop, all 4 were out of balance. The car is as smooth as a babys bottom now.
It was wierd though, how I didnt notice a problem until the tires were simply rotated. strange.
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Definetly check the balance of the wheels 1st.
My ride had been running perfectly smooth as far as I could tell, until I had the tires rotated. After that, prrt, I got the shaking that your taking about. I knew from the past it was going to be a wheel off balance. I litterly just got back from the shop, all 4 were out of balance. The car is as smooth as a babys bottom now.
It was wierd though, how I didnt notice a problem until the tires were simply rotated. strange.
My ride had been running perfectly smooth as far as I could tell, until I had the tires rotated. After that, prrt, I got the shaking that your taking about. I knew from the past it was going to be a wheel off balance. I litterly just got back from the shop, all 4 were out of balance. The car is as smooth as a babys bottom now.
It was wierd though, how I didnt notice a problem until the tires were simply rotated. strange.