Steering Shaky and vibrates on higher speed
Hello Everybody,
I have an issue with my car, when i speed up over 45mph the steering wheels vibrates and the car shakes, and it sounds like its coming from the front right side. But when I give it gas the noise and vibration goes away.
The car used to be lowered but it was not having this issue, now its at near stock height. I've tested the car with different wheels from my brother's rsx and it is still having the same issue so I know that its not the wheels. Also, I have a video of the front that i don't think that is normal. I would like some inputs on this issue please.
the car is on a jack.
Thanks
I have an issue with my car, when i speed up over 45mph the steering wheels vibrates and the car shakes, and it sounds like its coming from the front right side. But when I give it gas the noise and vibration goes away.
The car used to be lowered but it was not having this issue, now its at near stock height. I've tested the car with different wheels from my brother's rsx and it is still having the same issue so I know that its not the wheels. Also, I have a video of the front that i don't think that is normal. I would like some inputs on this issue please.
the car is on a jack.
Thanks
looks like wheel bearing from the video....but could be a number of things(struts...tire out of round, which if u tried different wheels and had same experience, doubt its the tires! brakes being worn low.)
No, that is not normal. Pretty dangerous to drive in that condition.
From the video it appears that a ball joint either loose or coming out, tie rod connection, or loose knuckle.
Check for lower control arm for loose bolts and/or worn bushings.
It is not a wheel bearing issue.
From the video it appears that a ball joint either loose or coming out, tie rod connection, or loose knuckle.
Check for lower control arm for loose bolts and/or worn bushings.
It is not a wheel bearing issue.
No, that is not normal. Pretty dangerous to drive in that condition.
From the video it appears that a ball joint either loose or coming out, tie rod connection, or loose knuckle.
Check for lower control arm for loose bolts and/or worn bushings.
It is not a wheel bearing issue.
From the video it appears that a ball joint either loose or coming out, tie rod connection, or loose knuckle.
Check for lower control arm for loose bolts and/or worn bushings.
It is not a wheel bearing issue.
No, it would be independent of each other.
The wheel bearing is inside the hub. Which the hub is bolted to the suspension parts. The suspension parts are what either hold the wheel in place or not.
I will say that you will need to take off the wheels and visually inspect all the suspension components to make sure everything is the way it should be.
If possible take pictures of all the bolts and suspension parts in many different angles and post them.
You stated in the OP that the car used to be lowered. How was it lowered?? And now it is back to stock height, what was done to it? Was the original suspension installed or replaced or what?
The wheel bearing is inside the hub. Which the hub is bolted to the suspension parts. The suspension parts are what either hold the wheel in place or not.
I will say that you will need to take off the wheels and visually inspect all the suspension components to make sure everything is the way it should be.
If possible take pictures of all the bolts and suspension parts in many different angles and post them.
You stated in the OP that the car used to be lowered. How was it lowered?? And now it is back to stock height, what was done to it? Was the original suspension installed or replaced or what?
it is on skunk2 adjustable coilovers and it was lower to its lowest point, so i readjust it and its near stock height. but after I did that, the issue started to occur. I am still using the skunk2 coilovers.
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ill look into the inner tie rod, Thanks for the info guys!
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