[QUOTE=Kev0607;2940408]Engine mounts... ?

If they're worn, they can transfer vibration to the steering.[/QUOTE


Friday I will change brake discs and will go true all engine mountings , will give feedback after that . Thank you and keep pushing :teeth_smile: please .

:speechless-smiley-4 Thank you for nag so far can't believe both alloys go absolutely out of shape , so two new on order now wait and see.

You must have been hitting potholes or driving up high kerbs too much for them to go out of shape. Make sure the tyres are properly inflated, so the tyre takes most of the impact and not the alloy.

Alloys don't just go out of shape on their own.

I still not sure about wheels as I swap from back to front it is improve but still have vibration on 65mph and higher and very well can fill when release accelerator from 70 to 60 mph Friday arriving two brand new alloys and just bought two brand new tyres when get minute or two will fit them and give replay back.

Hello again , done it two new alloys whit tyres again done alignment but still have vibration :sad-smiley-047: it is from 65-70 mph when you releasing accelerator pedal it can fill most of it. So I left whit two front bearings and replace lower arms ? they now done about 12k .
Or maybe any another suggestions ? Please.

I think you need to bring it to a garage for them to properly diagnose it. Otherwise, you could end up buying more parts without fixing the problem. Its wasting money.

That’s my suggestion.

to be fair the left just how I say before just bearings and lower arms if that not sorted then it is left gearbox , nothing to check at the garage I my self in the garage. But this is unique.:angry_smile:

Have you checked the engine mounts?

Hello yes I did they sound good , anyway on the coming Saturday will be going again trough all suspensions if anything will come out will let you know.

A friends car had a vibration and was tearing his hair out trying to find the cause. He drove round to my house and as we walked to the car I noticed a bulge on the inside wall of the rear tyre. It was just lucky the way the car was parked that I noticed it. He bought a new tyre and the vibration disappeared.

It may not help you in the case, but may help someone else.