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Richey Langille Mar 24, 2013 12:01 PM

shakes while driving at 80
 
i have a 2003 blazer 4x4 every thing works but the hole suv shakes at 80 i had new tires put on all tire rods are new wheel bearings are fine axles are good so as im lost on what it maybe if any one could help out i would be great full thank you..

newguy Mar 24, 2013 12:03 PM

Dont drive 80, ha,! Balance maybe, would double check all the joints also

richphotos Mar 24, 2013 12:45 PM


Originally Posted by newguy (Post 575147)
Dont drive 80, ha,! Balance maybe, would double check all the joints also

i was just going to say, go 65 or 70, you will save gas too LOL

'98 Red Blazer Mar 24, 2013 04:27 PM

Mine vibrates at 90 MPH (and it's a 4-WD), even with everything checked out and freshly balanced.

I just think sometimes there's too much mass involved to accommodate. Too bad they don't do on the car balancing anymore. This way you DO balance the drivetrain and rotors. Even then it was only good to 70 MPH. :icon_toast:




~ Jeff

4X4GS10B Mar 24, 2013 06:34 PM

Check the ball joints...

bryanbc Mar 24, 2013 10:36 PM


Originally Posted by '98 Red Blazer (Post 575220)
Mine vibrates at 90 MPH (and it's a 4-WD), even with everything checked out and freshly balanced.

I just think sometimes there's too much mass involved to accommodate. Too bad they don't do on the car balancing anymore. This way you DO balance the drivetrain and rotors. Even then it was only good to 70 MPH. :icon_toast:




~ Jeff

I was going 90 in my 99 4wd the other day and i didnt have any vibrations

Kpearson May 13, 2013 02:15 PM

I was wondering if you had the U-joints checked. I had the same issue with another vehicle that I have. And I had gone through the pain of doing the tires incase of bad balance/separated tire, checked all 4 rims at the sametime, torqued driveshaft, and then finally the U-joints. It ended up being the U-joints and the driveshaft being out of balance. Maybe that might help?

Runsdeep0826 May 14, 2013 11:49 AM

Just keep in mind most wheel balancers are low speed machines only spin
About 30 mph.....

El_Beautor May 14, 2013 01:19 PM

The first thing that comes to mind for me is tire balance. Not all tire balance machines are equal, and not all shops do a good job. Also, what kind of tires do you have? A/T or M/T tires are definitely not built for high speeds and are more likely to cause vibrations at high speeds.

T...K21 May 15, 2013 03:47 AM

and I thought only Wranglers and CJs were notorious for high speed death wobbles... I kid, I kid. I agree. Re-check the balancing of your tires. May have lost a wheel weight? Are you riding on factory or aftermarket wheels? Did you change to a more aggressive tire? Have you checked your drive lines for any damages? T


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