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Old 01-17-2009, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by weasel56
When there is excessive slack in the thrust rod bushings it can accentuate the shake caused by the wheel balance and/or road conditions. If you're driving at about 10-20 mph and apply the brakes, do you feel a "bump"? Or feel the extra bump, loose suspension feel when going up a curb?
No problems when I brake or when going over bumps. The vibrating happens when I accelerate around 80 mps. It as soon as I let off the gas it stops. It really feels like it's coming from beneath the front seats. I have no problems turning, and the shaking dosn't feel like it's coming from the steering wheel. Also, when I'm idle the car has a a much smaller vibration to it, but it dosn't seem normal to me.
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