75mph+ car shakes
75mph+ car shakes
hi guys and girls, i need help, there is this stupid shake that is really botherin me, it only happens after 75mph, the car shakes and if i step on the gas i can feel it in the pedal i can go faster but the car feels like its gonna fall apart so i dont, i checked the d.s and its ok but it has a little free play back and forth. im sure thats ok, i greased my u joints and it still does it, my wheels are balanced ok. does anyone know what it could be?
tire pressure maybe??
Hmmm, now that I think about it, when I put new wheel bearings and front rotors on my FB, this same thing happened to me. I could feel it in the gas pedal and it seemed to get worse when I turned the wheel. I wish I could help you out, but my car is currently getting bushings installed and then off to the body shop.
Ryan
Hmmm, now that I think about it, when I put new wheel bearings and front rotors on my FB, this same thing happened to me. I could feel it in the gas pedal and it seemed to get worse when I turned the wheel. I wish I could help you out, but my car is currently getting bushings installed and then off to the body shop.
Ryan
Last edited by BridgePorted12A; Aug 1, 2006 at 11:32 PM.
Originally Posted by Rogue_Wulff
Tire out of round, or a bent wheel will give those same symptoms.
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Its hard to tell. Since it olny happens at a certain speed we can probably assume its not in the engine or tranny because otherwise it would happen at specific rpm in any gear. That leaves these spinning parts; driveshaft, differential, rear axles, brakes and wheels on all 4 corners.
So check them all out. The driveshaft should have no discernable play side to side front or rear, if it does you need new ujoints. Skip the diff, we'll asume its ok. You say your rear wheel bearings make noise, that needs to be fixed as well. Tires are all balanced you say, well unless the drums/rotors are severely worn so that they are out of balance they are probaly ok as well. Don't forget old bushings. Any of these things will feel worse with loose, hard old bushings.
I'll bet its not just one thing that causes this, its probably a combination and until you start repairing things it won't go away until you fixed each issue. Its an old car, things get wobbly and loose over time.
So check them all out. The driveshaft should have no discernable play side to side front or rear, if it does you need new ujoints. Skip the diff, we'll asume its ok. You say your rear wheel bearings make noise, that needs to be fixed as well. Tires are all balanced you say, well unless the drums/rotors are severely worn so that they are out of balance they are probaly ok as well. Don't forget old bushings. Any of these things will feel worse with loose, hard old bushings.
I'll bet its not just one thing that causes this, its probably a combination and until you start repairing things it won't go away until you fixed each issue. Its an old car, things get wobbly and loose over time.
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