it sounds like its coming from the front driver side. The axle has been replaced recently but the sound was there before. Rotors and pads have been replaced so its not a warped rotor.

I have a CEL for my CKF Sensor but i wouldnt think thats anything. Its a swapped motor. Again sound was there before.

The only thing I can think of now is Rims/Tires. My Front Diver Side tire was pretty worn so I rotated my tires. It vibrates and sounds the same. I CLEARLY need new tires and rims but i dont have faith that this would fix the issue.

What else could it be?

 

Sounds like the wheel bearing is going out.

 

my car steering shakes at high speeds when i first bought my car, check your wheels if their aligned right, i had to kick out the wheel real hard because the rust on the rims and the studs, i replaced the rims with HX and everything was good now.

 

Steering wheel vibration at higher speeds generally results from unbalanced wheels.

 

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True, this was my first impression, but he said that there was a noise also coming from it. And now thinking after he said that it was a swapped motor im thinking now that he might have the wrong axle

OP: What motor did you swap into your car? What car do you have?

 

One Y7 for another Y7
its the correct axles

 

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True, this was my first impression, but he said that there was a noise also coming from it.
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Could be two separate problems: Bad wheel bearings and unbalanced wheels.

 

Whats involved in swapping the wheel bearing?

I gotta pull the axle remove the rotor and pull it from the knuckle?