#33317, "RE: 98 gs vibarates shakes at 60-65 mph wheel bearing or tierod ends?" In response to In response to 3
Originally posted by hoursetraitor Ok I have an update on my car. I tore into things today. I could lift and push down on the balljoint almost 1/4- 1/2" so I replaced both of the straight lower control arms. I suspect that my drivers side wheel bearing is bad though, if I grab the wheel i can wiggle it side to side slightly and I cannot do it on the other side. So the lower control arm balljoints didnt change anything. It still vibarates at 60mph. I don't want to throw parts at this car, nor do i have the money to do so. My rotor might be slightly warped, i cant tell, but I dont think it would cause my problem. I can move the tierod ends if I twist on them but I really think that's normal on most cars. I might have a bad rear motor mount too but haven't verified it just yet, I geuss that could cause the problem. Any ideas or input anyone? I'm done geussing.
Bad CVs can cause vibration at speed. If it's only happening under load, chances are you've got a chewed up CV.
if it's constant regardless of what the throttle is doing, I'd say its more likely something else.
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