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Vibration problem
96 Camaro RS V6 3.8L 110 K.
When I'm driving above 50 MPH, I can feel vibration from the front end of the car. Does that mean it's the problem of the front suspension or steering? Can we eliminate the chance of a driveshaft problem? A lot of people are talking about aluminum driveshaft. Thank you! |
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Re: Vibration problem
Rotated and balanced your tires yet? Sounds like the problem to me.
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Re: Vibration problem
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Re: Vibration problem
Silicon212,
Thanks for your reply! Separating? Sounds horrible. But I just have my tires changed. I got two new tires for the front wheel and rotated them to the rear, then I did a balance for all of the 4 wheels. Quote:
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Re: Vibration problem
Shop may have overtightened the lugs and warped the rotors.
OR, the weights used for balancing weren't on right and fell off. OR, the lugs are loose and you susequently have a loose wheel ![]() Check your lugs, and take it back. Especially since they put 2 tires new on the front where the problem exists. |
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