Check the tires for sidewall bulges.
NickZ
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Bent brake discs?
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Marvin Margoshes - 25 May 2004 16:56 GMT
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That may be it. My 2000 S-40 developed a slight vibation at highway speed.
I thought I might have lost a balance weight, so I had the wheels
rebalanced. That helped slightly. A few weeks later, my son spotted a
small sidewall bulge on one tire. It turned out there was a cut inside the
tread area, perhaps from hitting a pothole. I'm glad it was caught before I
had a blowout.
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blurp - 25 May 2004 19:56 GMT
Does it shake at a specific speed regardless of whether your coasting
or giving it gas? If yes then it's likely in the wheels
(tires/rims/disks etc.). If no then perhaps an engine mount or
transmission issue? I recently drove a vehicle (a 32' RV) that shook
like it was under attack by Klingons when accellerating in lower gears
but evened out when you released the gas or got up to a certain speed.
The trannie eventually failed catastrophically on that vehicle (black
transmission fluid!) and requires removal and $3500 work.
Good luck.
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