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Maximuscr31Nov-20-02 02:29 PM
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#13557, "Bad Vibrations"


          

My eclipse is approaching 119***.
I feel alot of vibration in my steering wheel.My alignment is perfect.It even happens after I have my tires balanced.It starts at about 58 and goes to about 85.All the way up through a 110 it is smooth.Last time I had my alignment done he said my front right tie rod end was going bad
He said it would throw off my alignment but 10,000 miles later it is still perfect.It all started shortly after I had the ball joint recall done.Also if you are turning whil it is vibrating you feel little pings coming from the front almost in sequence liuke abs grabs onto the breaks.I don't have abs by the way.If anyone has any ideas of what the problem may be let me know

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ezNov-20-02 06:05 PM
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#13558, "RE: Bad Vibrations"
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Definately not an alignment issue. You shouldn't be focusing on alignment if the problem is shaking at speed. Bad alignment would show symptoms more like the car having a bias left or right, and bad tire wear.

At first glance, I would say have the wheels balanced again, b/c sometimes when they get balanced the guy doing it is having a bad day er' something (seems to happen EVERY time I get my wheels balanced, I notice horrible shaking immediately afterwards and have to take the car back again to have it redone) BUT>>> the fact that you said you can feel it clicking AS YOU TURN- that sounds pretty major to me. I'm thinking it could be anything from the differential to a misbalanced drive shaft. What do you guys think???

Ball joint recall related? Hmmm, did you immediately notice it? I'm drawing a blank on to how they could have messed up there and caused shaking.

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Maximuscr31Nov-21-02 04:18 AM
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#13559, "RE: Bad Vibrations"
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I don't know what it is.I am 20 and I nought this car when I turned 18 and it was my first car.I am just laying out every fact I can think of that has been done to my suspension.

>Definately not an alignment issue. You shouldn't be
>focusing on alignment if the problem is shaking at speed.
>Bad alignment would show symptoms more like the car having a
>bias left or right, and bad tire wear.
>
>At first glance, I would say have the wheels balanced again,
>b/c sometimes when they get balanced the guy doing it is
>having a bad day er' something (seems to happen EVERY time I
>get my wheels balanced, I notice horrible shaking
>immediately afterwards and have to take the car back again
>to have it redone) BUT>>> the fact that you said you can
>feel it clicking AS YOU TURN- that sounds pretty major to
>me. I'm thinking it could be anything from the differential
>to a misbalanced drive shaft. What do you guys think???
>
>Ball joint recall related? Hmmm, did you immediately notice
>it? I'm drawing a blank on to how they could have messed up
>there and caused shaking.

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FarOutKuckiNov-22-02 10:56 AM
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#13560, "RE: Bad Vibrations"
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make sure youre lug nuts are tight enough!!!!!!! i just got home from having to retighten them because they were so loose my car was shaking violently and my wheels made a pinging sound when i took turns... btw, after doing a brake job and retightening my lugs, my alignment is not very good at all. any ideas?

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