w124 230TE 1991 ....
I have a vibration that feels like a warped brake disc ..
however it is not ’felt’ through the steering wheel nor the brake
pedal .
The faster you are travelling the heavier the vibration .
Is there any other possible explanation other than a warped disc ...
bushes or anything else ??
I would guess that the vibration area is left & rear .

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Tiger - 12 Mar 2007 16:42 GMT
Wheels and tires out of balance.
Another possibility is worn suspension bushings... On your car it would be
the lower control arm bushing/ball joint... so buy a whole new unit.
Fred Garvin, Male Prostitute - 12 Mar 2007 20:22 GMT
> The faster you are travelling the heavier the vibration .
> Is there any other possible explanation other than a warped disc ...
> bushes or anything else ??
Flat spot on a tire?
The Spanish Inquisition - 12 Mar 2007 21:10 GMT
> w124 230TE 1991 ....
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> I would guess that the vibration area is left & rear .
In my case it was a bulge in a tire.
Ximinez

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Pete Cowper - 18 Mar 2007 06:40 GMT
I had a severe shuddering when braking from speed on my 1987 300E when I
first bought it in 1999. It assumed it was warped brake discs as that
was exactly what it felt like.
I replaced the worn our tires with new Michelins and it has never
shuddered when braking since. It rode smoothly so I don't suspect tire
balance, separation bulge, or flat spot was the cause.
Pete Cowper
1987 300E