1999 Jeep Wrangler "front end shake wobble vibration" Questions

front end vibrates violently at 50 mph but not at 0 to 49 mph. is it power control module? Could be unbalanced tires or bad balljoints or other suspension component, or both. You need to check this or

front end shake yes. if the axle is bad and binding it can cause the front end to vibrate because it gets out of balance. BAD WHEEL BEARING,TIRE OUT OF BALANCE OR TIRE HAS A BLISTER OR BUMP, FRONT END

...Front end wobbles at high speeds Nov 6, 2002 Shakes real bad Feb 9, 2004 Front end shake? Jul 18, 2003 Intrepid front end shaking Jun 13, 2008 More results from www.dodgeintrepid.net And more here ...

...front end & steering wheel front end shakes some times. the brakes,shocks &tie rods has been changed .what elese could it be? please help. you have a bad belt in the front tires have them checked and ...

...most probably needs a wheel alignment as what you describe is castor wobble have a suspension professional check out the front end for loose worn parts and wheel bearings and get an alignment ...

front end is loose , jittery,steering wheel does not wobble.or shake. tends to dip and buckle, yet struts do not seem to be the poblem, the ride of the vehicle has just gone. Give some more details of

front end wobbles shakes and vibrates we changed the brake rotors the ty rod and the stabilizer bar Might try inspecting the tires making sure you dont have any tires that have separated cords. If ...

can get shake and wobble from the slack in the frontend. Sometimes front Rotors can cause a shake when you hit the brakes. If the car shakes without pressing the brakes, then its the tires or frontend

...front end shimmy at low speeds? lessens as speed increases. Truck pulls right. Sounds like a wheel out of balance,tire low on air, tire belt shifted (starting to go), loose wheel, bad wheel bearing. ...

...front end vibration, and while it may seem to be coming from the left front, it may not necessarily be so. That said, however, lets list them from the left front first. 1. I am assuming this is a 2WD ...