Aggressive wheel rumble at 65+
Aggressive wheel rumble at 65+
I've replaced all tires with new ones and changed the wheel bearing ( inner and outer) on the passenger side ( where I assume its coming from). I've got a list of things to tackle on this car since I've purchased it and this one seems to be getting the better of me. Does anybody have this problem or could direct me towards another possible problem area?
Joints seem to in relatively good shape and don't pop wheel I rotate the wheel from lock to lock...
Perhaps the steering stabilizer is shot??
HELP!
Joints seem to in relatively good shape and don't pop wheel I rotate the wheel from lock to lock...
Perhaps the steering stabilizer is shot??
HELP!
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Re: Aggressive wheel rumble at 65+
I've replaced all tires with new ones and changed the wheel bearing ( inner and outer) on the passenger side ( where I assume its coming from). I've got a list of things to tackle on this car since I've purchased it and this one seems to be getting the better of me. Does anybody have this problem or could direct me towards another possible problem area?
Joints seem to in relatively good shape and don't pop wheel I rotate the wheel from lock to lock...
Perhaps the steering stabilizer is shot??
HELP!
Joints seem to in relatively good shape and don't pop wheel I rotate the wheel from lock to lock...
Perhaps the steering stabilizer is shot??
HELP!
I would check the wheel balancing, and if you have spacers installed I would check they are hub centric. Also, might want to look at the wheel alignment. I also would look to see if there is any tire damage, like a bulge or bad dimple in a sidewall. Good luck!
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Can you jack 1 corner at a time and Shake the wheel around, to see if that wheel is tight or if there is play, side to side checks steering, up and down ball joints.
Is your car a manual or auto?
If it is a manual, do u you feel more shaking in the steering wheel or more if you hold onto the shifter?
If it is a manual and you feel alot of vibration in the shifter, it could be in the driveline, driveshaft bearing, flex disc etc.
Is your car a manual or auto?
If it is a manual, do u you feel more shaking in the steering wheel or more if you hold onto the shifter?
If it is a manual and you feel alot of vibration in the shifter, it could be in the driveline, driveshaft bearing, flex disc etc.
Re: Aggressive wheel rumble at 65+
Can you jack 1 corner at a time and Shake the wheel around, to see if that wheel is tight or if there is play, side to side checks steering, up and down ball joints.
Is your car a manual or auto?
If it is a manual, do u you feel more shaking in the steering wheel or more if you hold onto the shifter?
If it is a manual and you feel alot of vibration in the shifter, it could be in the driveline, driveshaft bearing, flex disc etc.
Is your car a manual or auto?
If it is a manual, do u you feel more shaking in the steering wheel or more if you hold onto the shifter?
If it is a manual and you feel alot of vibration in the shifter, it could be in the driveline, driveshaft bearing, flex disc etc.
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Re: Aggressive wheel rumble at 65+
After I had the right front changed I found an excess of green too in it. Maybe the it was the fix a flat stuff but it was puddled up. Im going to check the left front next. It will tremendously throw my balance out if there's anything in the tire lol
Re: Aggressive wheel rumble at 65+
Sometimes a different balancing technique can be used
Ask them to "Road Force" balance all 4 wheels and give that a try
Ask them to "Road Force" balance all 4 wheels and give that a try
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