Constant vibration in the front end was caused by the axles. they were replaced and fixed the problem. Now I have a lot of vibration after the car warms up and its worst at about 45-55 Mph. It is not always there but it is becoming more present with time. axels were rechecked and are good. the steering wheel does not have vibration when this occurs
If you are sure the suspension is good and that the axles are NOT the problem then this leads to 2 things. Weak struts / shocks and possibly unbalanced tires.
Beings that your not feeling it in the steering wheel I would assume the problem lies in one of the rear wheels. If you at one time used a product like flat fixer and it is not evenly distrubuted inside the tire you will experience vibration.
Have all of your tires balanced and if you sitll have the issues with vibration at speed then you need to start looking at shocks and struts as the source of the problem.
Thanks for using FixYa.
Kelly
Appreciate the feedback. Odd that when you passed another vehicle in traffic while mashing the accelerator that the accelerator did not move on it's own away from your foot which is common with bad motor mounts. I will refrain from answeting "Free help" comments in the future as the corresponding as the harsh ratings are tough to deal with. Taking this one on the chin and moving on. Just glad you finally were able to resolve the problem.
Kelly
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The problem is being fixed by replacing the motor mounts. One broken and 1 torn.
Did not mean to be harsh but I did not experience any gas peddal problem. The front large round motor mount was replaced in dec of 2009. At that time I was told i should really replace all of them because of the added stress on them I did not listen. I do appreciate the help
Thank you
Bob
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