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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / November 2005

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'05 Silverado Vibration

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Rob - 28 Oct 2005 22:11 GMT
My new 05 Silverado 4X4 1500 has a vibration that appears at 43mph. It
slowly dissipates until it is gone at around 55mph. The dealer has replaced
two tires and checked the wheels. The dealer says the rims are good and that
the "vibration" is now "normal." Any suggestions as to what may be causing
this?

Rob
MikeG - 28 Oct 2005 22:28 GMT
My 02 had the same problem, 43 and 55 mph.  It since has had 3 complete sets
of tires replaced by dealer (lateral runout???) and two counterweight
contraptions placed under the vehicle.   The replacement tires would seem
smooth until about 800 miles on them and then the bouncing/vibrations would
start again.  The tires are General Ameri 660's.  On the third replacement I
tried to trade them into local tire dealers with about 15 miles on them ,
$10 each was the highest price....needless so say , I still have them on
there and the seem ok now.  My truck has the split driveshaft, which was
taken off and checked for balance in an effort to find the problem.

> My new 05 Silverado 4X4 1500 has a vibration that appears at 43mph. It
> slowly dissipates until it is gone at around 55mph. The dealer has
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> Rob
Mike Powers - 07 Nov 2005 13:09 GMT
I would suggest that the vibration probably occurs when the tires are new
but as the tires wear in the wear pattern in the tires is influenced by the
vibrationand that feeds back until yoiu get a vibration strong enough for
you to feel.

> My 02 had the same problem, 43 and 55 mph.  It since has had 3 complete
> sets of tires replaced by dealer (lateral runout???) and two counterweight
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>> Rob
Dennis Mayer - 28 Oct 2005 23:09 GMT
> My new 05 Silverado 4X4 1500 has a vibration that appears at 43mph. It
> slowly dissipates until it is gone at around 55mph. The dealer has replaced
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> Rob

  What part of the truck is shaking...  and in what direction ??

  Does the vibration appear on both bumpy and smooth roads at 43 mph?
Autumn - 29 Oct 2005 14:25 GMT
>> My new 05 Silverado 4X4 1500 has a vibration that appears at 43mph. It
>> slowly dissipates until it is gone at around 55mph. The dealer has replaced
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>   Does the vibration appear on both bumpy and smooth roads at 43 mph?

Rob,  go to the link below, register and search the forums for
"vibration problems" and you will find several discussions of your
problem along with some solutions.  Good luck.
<http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?s=95f4009789aa343c2b67cb2879d157cd&sho
wforum=3
>

Autumn
 
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