Still vibrating after alignment !!!!!! Help !!
Still vibrating after alignment !!!!!! Help !!
Whats up AZ, so for about a month now my car has been vibrating on high speeds meaning on the highway after 75mph it would vibrate hard and it got annoying so recently i went to get it aligned so they checked the front end for any issues and my passenger outter and inner tie rods were done so i got them replaced and finally got the car aligned. After the alighment i jumped on the highway and the vibration has reduced from how it was before but its still vibrating at 75mph and over. What else can be cuasing this vibration at high speed ? Anyone that had or has this prob can please tell me what you did to solve it or what you may think it is. Thanks i appreciate the help.
Last edited by Acura_Swag; Oct 2, 2013 at 07:04 PM.
Alignment isn't the cause of wheel vibration. Look for a Hunter Road Force machine in your area and have the wheels balanced and checked for any out of spec conditions:
http://www.gsp9700.com/search/findgsp9700.cfm
http://www.gsp9700.com/search/findgsp9700.cfm
Check your control arm bushings. These fail after 60k or so. Not sometimes, but always. It's a known design flaw that Acura has refused to address. Turn the wheel, jack the car up on the side turned in, and raise the car. You'll be able to see the bushing in its free state.
first check
control arm bushings. common problem mine is vibrating at 80mpg also and I have bad bushings im replacing now.
then check all the ball joints bushing under the car and suspension areas. easy to check visually and physically with big pry bar. if anything is loose its probably bad.
after that get the wheels checked for balance
control arm bushings. common problem mine is vibrating at 80mpg also and I have bad bushings im replacing now.
then check all the ball joints bushing under the car and suspension areas. easy to check visually and physically with big pry bar. if anything is loose its probably bad.
after that get the wheels checked for balance
most likely you have bend in your wheel...even alittle bend can cause it to shake. take it to tire shop and have it balanced and see if its wobbling...if the rim is okay then mess with your suspension
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Check your control arm bushings. These fail after 60k or so. Not sometimes, but always. It's a known design flaw that Acura has refused to address. Turn the wheel, jack the car up on the side turned in, and raise the car. You'll be able to see the bushing in its free state.
first check
control arm bushings. common problem mine is vibrating at 80mpg also and I have bad bushings im replacing now.
then check all the ball joints bushing under the car and suspension areas. easy to check visually and physically with big pry bar. if anything is loose its probably bad.
after that get the wheels checked for balance
control arm bushings. common problem mine is vibrating at 80mpg also and I have bad bushings im replacing now.
then check all the ball joints bushing under the car and suspension areas. easy to check visually and physically with big pry bar. if anything is loose its probably bad.
after that get the wheels checked for balance
yea im going to have to have my wheels checked out to see if they bent or not then ill see my next step after that
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