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Old 08-18-2005, 05:46 AM
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Ok here's what goin on. My car shakes and the steering wheel really shakes bad when driving.

at 0 -about 50 its a soft annoying shake and
from 55-80 it is awful, so bad i can barefly hold the steering wheel.(wont go past 80 with it shaking that bad)

now here is the strangest thing about it. If i drive straight for about a mile (interstate) then the shaking mostly goes away, just that soft annoying shake, but when i take any slight turns, ie. merging lane, turn in road, the violent shaking comes back and stays until i get straightened out for about another mile.

i have had all 4 tires balanced, no bent wheels. Alignment not done yet, but i dont think this is an alignment problem.

my guess is something in the front end is worn out after its 200k mile journey before i recieved the car but what could it be?
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do you have aftermarket rims? maybe you need hubcentric rings?
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car is all stock. just intake aftermarket
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sounds like a bad axle or hub assembly
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any other ideas.

man i have a feeling this is gonna be expensive
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did you check your axle or hub assembly (wheel bearing)? It really sounds like an axle to me though.
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Default Re: same problem, new info (93egsedan)

Check all your ball joints too, especially on the tie rods.
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My guess is wheel bearing or axles, or both. I just had both bearings and axles replaced with a similar problem and problem solved.
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that is totally the symptoms of a bad alignment.

Once you get fast enough, the out of balance rotation causes god awful shaking. Then if you go faster, the centrifugal forces stop the wobbling (sorta)
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