Steering Vibrates at high speeds

[gibraltar_lude]

Hey,

I previously had a steering problem and the steering used to shake when i was going at high speeds 60mph +, sometimes it gets better sometimes worse, then when i braked it used to shake violently, but i changed the rotors and pads and thats fixed now.

Only problem now is that the steering still shakes when i go at 60mph, its not alot but it shakes. Any suggestions?

Tyres have been checked and aligned, rotors have been changed, what can it be?

Thanks, i appreciate the advice.

P.S. follow up on my previous postings, i have fixed my brake problem of pedal going down by replacing the master cylinder unit, and fixed the clutch leak by changing the clutch slave cylinder, so all the car is fine now, just the steering wheel shakes at high speeds.

P.S. The steering wheel shakes but if i remove my hands from the steering wheel the car still goes dead straight.

Thanks lets see if any smart preluder out there can solve this one.

[dbebesi]

may have a loose stabilizer link, bad ball joint, or some other random suspension part. look it over really good from piece to piece. i bet you'll find it. either that, or someone did a shitty alignment.

[GSTRacerNVUS]

Balanced, Rotated, and Aligned?

[Johnny Groovez]

yea man mine does the same thing and a friend of mine, her's does the same thing . . it might be a prelude thing . . but def. something in the suspension. . . i gotta get mine checked out soon since im constantly on the highway.

[gibraltar_lude]

Wheels have been balanced, rotated and aligned. I did adjust the steering box and put it tighter as there seemed to be some movement sounding from in there

[kmak686]

i had the same thing in mai mr2 but i got it aligned tires balanced and replaced the ball joints and its fine now

[joellthomas]

I don't know of any way to test the cv shafts, but my vibrating went away when I replaced them. My 92 would only vibrate over 50 when power was applied.

[racericky]

It can also be that you have a bent spindle probably you hit a curbs or a very large dip. Check by lifting the cars front end and spine each tire see if there is a wiggle.