car shakes when driving over 80 mph

Ive replaced the inner and outer tie rods wheel hub bearings CV joint. Car shakes when driving over 25 mph front end drivers side mostly and knocking sound like somethings lose Posted by pennia_ander on Mar 07 2009 Want Answer 0.

So My 2008 Has Been Giving Issues With Shaking Between 40 80 Mph And I Can T Seem To Figure Out Why I Got An Alignment But It Didn T Help Much So I M Stumped

Sometimes brake rotors can be the cause of shaking.

. Other less common possibilities include suspension faults strutshock failure loose or worn out motor mounts and even exhaust system faults. My bet is something a bit more serious like tie rod ends. It could be spark plug problems air induction or issues with fuel delivery.

Say you are going 70 mph and there is not any vibration present but you speed up to 81 mph you now have vibration that is tires. I first noticed it two days ago when I first took my car to 80 mph. Out of balance tires or bent wheels tend to show up earlier than 70 and go away by harmonizing out not long after.

Its not a very bad shake but its noticeable. The axle on your vehicle can get bent during minor accidents driving over potholes or hitting something on the road. Being able to drive in and out of the vibration means tires.

You may notice the engine jerks from within its compartment. However my previous car same make and model just different years didnt shake on the highway back to home. At first I thought about the possibility of the road.

It gets worse around 60 mph but starts to get better at high speeds. If youre still shaking after 80 its usually something more serious. This shaking starts at around 50-55 miles per hour mph.

The solution is usually to repair and fit the CV joints or replace the driveshaft entirely. You start to gradually feel the shakingvibration in the steering wheel at 75 but it becomes very apparent at 80. Common causes of the vibration you are describing include wheel bearing faults wheeltire assembly imbalance and defective tires.

Usually this means you have sparks plugs misfiring and it isnt so much that your vehicle is shaking rather than lurching and trying to stall. Ask Question Asked 4 years 11 months ago. Are these problems related.

If I apply pressure I can almost prevent the shaking. Viewed 69k times. Discussion Starter 10 Nov 14 2008.

-Move left to right. Another potential cause of a shaking vibrating car at freeway speeds are worn suspension bushings such as ball joints and control arm bushings. Here is a quick and easy guide on how you can find out why your car or steering wheel shakes when going between 55-75 MPH.

I had the wheels aligned but that didnt fix. Another potential problem for a part that can cause your car to shake is the drive shaft. In this video I am assuming there.

If your transmission is in need of maintenance or repair it too can create a bumpy ride. Check out our new car specials and used car specials curated by our local dealer network. And my car is still shaking while driving on the highway going about 65 mph to 80 mph but when I release the gas pedal and coast itll stop and it doesnt do it when I first.

If something happens to bend the driveshaft it can cause vibrations in your car. And does it sometimes when iam rolling down a hill with it out of. I thought it could be the build quality because it was my first time going that fast in this car.

Axles CV joints will vibrate at all speeds. In addition constant velocity joints also wear out. For instance BMWs are notorious for having worn-out control arm bushings which can lead to.

The manifestation of this problem can also cause the entire car to shake. Active 1 year 4 months ago. Car shakes from 60 to 80 mph not tires wheels or alignment.

Whenever I drive over a little patch of snow the car sways like a rear-wheel drive vehicle would regardless if traction control is on or not. My car shakes when I go 65-75 miles per hour. My cars front end shakes when driving on the highway but it doesnt start right away sometimes.

Like I said at 70-80 mph my car would shake on the highway. Either a bad tire or improper wheel balance. If your car seems to bounce up and down in the front in FWD vehicles and you notice vibration and a crackling noise coming from that part you may be dealing with a worn out or broken constant velocity joint CV joint.

Whenever I go over 45 mph it shakes. Engine problems including a broken engine mount can cause some vibrations in the steering wheel. Drives very smooth before you hit 80 in idle you can barely even feel if the engine is on.

Also I bought my car from the dealership and its been a year only. I have never had a four-wheel-drive car do this. If the tires are out of balance then the steering wheel can shake.

Finally your car might shake at 60 miles-per-hour due to engine trouble. The most common reason for a car to shake is related to tires. The minor bump occured like 5 days ago so I still am not sure if it is related.

Joined Sep 28 2008. Different way of saying it. Ive got a 1997 Mitsubishi van and it does a similar thing gos A1 but when you hit 70 it vibrates and stops a bit over 80.

It sounds to me like your tires are bald or have very little tread. 35 years of experience.

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