webking185

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the steering wheel starts to shake hard when driving around 65-75mph.
anyone have this problem? the car has over 165,000 miles, thanks.

WhiteA32

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Bad axles?

Is there any other sounds? You change anything as of late? Maybe you need an alignment?

arrocha87

or the wheels balanced...

xkazik

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or maybe new tires. that was my case while ago.. do you hear any noise driving ?

Hexon

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I would go for getting your wheels balanced. That fixed my problem when my started to shake around 70+ mph

FallenOne

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i wont lie i once effed up my tire pressure in my pass side front wheel by less that half a psi and it did that. check your tire pressure, your cv axles/boots, bearings, tierods ect. i honestly doubt its anything in the rear end. thats my .02 cents

99BlackMaxMS

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Hahaha

My front left tire leaked about 10 psi a day and I noticed no difference in my steering wheel's vibrations/movements. Major BS if you ask me...



Anyways back the the OP, get your alignment checked out.

FallenOne

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i was trying to salvage my pride by only putting 1/2 a psi. it was more like 5 LMAO and yeah there was a HUGE dif in driveing. lol

im merely and legally a child still and i dont like looking dumb around a bunch of people wayy older than me

Snypa

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busted boots/raxles.

maxblk99

if you have a slight pull also then it could be tire condition. then I would check balance on front wheels.

webking185

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thanks, im going get this checked out.
there is no noise, the steering wheel vibrates hard at 70mph and i cannot figure this out. tune up was done in 06, tires are old, and i replaced both cv boots in the front.

thanks for all the help!

NmexMAX

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In my experience, the main causes for vibration were:

1.) Out of balance wheel
2.) Excessive / uneven tire wear
3.) Out of Alignment

CautiousDriver

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+1 on on that that was my issue plus a bad rim

ajcool2

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Get an alignment and your wheels balanced.

j2b4osan

one of the weights used to balance the wheel may have fallen off, I agree with everyone that suggested to get your wheels balanced, 9 times out of 10 thats what causes vibration in steering wheel only at certain speeds.

NmexMAX

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descent

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i have a bent front left rim from when my buddy crashed my car into a curb. mine vibrates... so i put it on the rear so when I got new tires i told them I wanted that rim on the rear left side... seemed to help things out a bit but there's still vibration.

After that accident though, I need new control arms, which he paid for. I'm not sure what else it needed because he kept the receipt...

QNO_A32

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do the speed limit