strange pulsating vibration at 45MPH and higher
.take it to a REPUTABLE shop and have the alignment checked. somewhere u can trust and have them check the bearings. and if it was me when they do a test drive i would go with them to make sure they arent beating the hell outa your car.
I'd agree that just having the toe out shouldn't cause a vibration. However, bad toe is going to quickly wear tires and that could cause vibration. Many high performance tires with large tread blocks are good at making noise and vibration with any uneven wear.
I agree that it sounds like a wheel bearing & that the best thing for you to do now is bring it to a shop.
Unless you feel confident that you can correctly identify & diagnose the problem
Unless you feel confident that you can correctly identify & diagnose the problem
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^lol i was getting all kinds of different answers. i thought it was the right side front wheel bearing all along, went to a shop today and they confirmed it. they also fixed my ****ed up alignment, and now the vibration is only happening when i turn left. it no longer does it when driving straight
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thanks man. just ordered the part online for 106$ oem mitsubishi.
also the shop said that it looks like i have a bent driver side strut because they couldnt fix the camber on that side and everything else measured out correctly. oh well good thing im getting coilovers
also the shop said that it looks like i have a bent driver side strut because they couldnt fix the camber on that side and everything else measured out correctly. oh well good thing im getting coilovers


