car shakes, steering wheel gone crazy!!!
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car shakes, steering wheel gone crazy!!!
I have been expiriencing some readlly bad vibration and shaking on my 03 evo. i have 40k miles on it. when i drive over 45-50mph, the steering wheels starts shaking and vibration crazy. i start like drifting off to the side of the road, im not sure why this is happening? i dont know, cud it be i need my wheels/tires balanced? do i have a bent wheel? im not sure what is causing this terrible shaking/vibration. it is very uncomfortable driving my car. the steering wheels doesnt shake or vibrate much when im going under 40, but i didnt buy an evo to go that slow please help me out!!!
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Check the following:
1. Make sure all the lugs on every wheels is torqued properly
2. Make sure all the tires are properly inflated (~35psi)
3. Have your rims and tires rebalanced.
4. Check of any bent rims ...
"Warped" rotors will ony cause vibration under braking. Even then just rebedding the pads with the rotors usually takes care of that issue. Anyone of the above should fix your issue unless you have damaged your suspension in some way.
1. Make sure all the lugs on every wheels is torqued properly
2. Make sure all the tires are properly inflated (~35psi)
3. Have your rims and tires rebalanced.
4. Check of any bent rims ...
"Warped" rotors will ony cause vibration under braking. Even then just rebedding the pads with the rotors usually takes care of that issue. Anyone of the above should fix your issue unless you have damaged your suspension in some way.
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If you're vibrating at a certain speed and not all the time, chances are, your tires pressures are uneven. I'd check those first since it's quick and free. Then check wheel balance like daworstplaya said. Finally, a good rotation will go a long way!
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I would take into your local mitsu to get realigned.. did you hit any potholes or was the car in an accident?
As others said earlier, an easy check would be to see if you lost a rim weight (usually located on inside of "rim well")
As others said earlier, an easy check would be to see if you lost a rim weight (usually located on inside of "rim well")