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Old Oct 18th, 2020, 22:43   #1
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Default Odd Vibrations

Hi All,

Really need some help. Ive been having some really odd vibrstions that i can not pin point and after ideas on what i need to check

Car passed its MOT on friday with no advisories so really stumped. I have just had the anti roll bars and sub frame bushes (with inserts) replaced.

The wheel will vibrate violently at 70mph and upwards, i then slow down and turn left or right and it goes away. I can then climb to 80mph and nothing. then after 5 minutes comes back.

When at slow speeds and turning left or right i get the wheel shudder. Ill then carry on turning and goes away.

Im a 100% stumped on what it could be. Could the engine mount be fubared?
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Old Oct 19th, 2020, 10:09   #2
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Red face (Not) Good Vibrations

Had a similar problem with a 740 many years ago but never got to the bottom of it as it resolved itself! Very frustrating as I like an ending to a story.

Anyway, my immediate thoughts are the basics of wheel balance (either a weight fallen off or a tyre developing a bulge, perhaps through damage by a pot hole); wheel bearing developing a problem; maybe a suspension or steering joint wear?

Just need to work through everything at the front checking that all joints / bolts / screws are tight after the work that has been done recently. If nothing is obvious then look at the rear.
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Old Oct 19th, 2020, 15:05   #3
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Follow turboboys mentions and in addition, yes, the engine mount can be suspect too!

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Check the driveshaft CV joints
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