[Shotimes] Re: Vibration or picky...again

[Dave Garber]

There's only so many things it can be. If you've eliminated the engine
as a cause (seen this before - worn mounts, bad dampener), the only
other culprits are suspension/tire. If you have a vibration, you must
have missed something.

Tires (broken belt, bad mold from the factory, balance, etc), bearings,
bushings, brakes, CV joints and struts are pretty much it. If you've got
a vibration, it's gotta be one of these. There simply isn't anything
else left that can cause a vibration (beyond one's imagination?). So I'd
suggest checking again, or better yet have a suspension expert check it.
Find a good local shop that actually cares about their work (we have a
local shop here that does all my alignments/suspension work. It's
expensive, but it's always right) and they'll find it.


Dave Garber



-----Original Message-----
From: shotimes-admin@autox.team.net
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cmichaelo@optonline.net
Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 9:25 AM
To: David Rosicke
Cc: shotimes@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: [Shotimes] Re: Vibration or picky...again

Dave,

I've checked all front strut rod bushings. They are fine.  Have not
checked rears yet, though they are TPR and relatively new.

All strut bearings and mounts are new.

Rear hubs are new.

Alignment of car is in spec.

Also, I doubt if any of the problem is in the rear, cause there's only
vibration in the steering wheel. There is no vibration in the dashboard
or in the seat.

Michael
94MTX,green,BOS+,Koni/Intrax,Baer,Corbeau
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