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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 4:45 pm 
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im not sure if any one can tell me but its been going on now for almost a few weeks or more i cant think of what i havent done to the front of the car but i know i have done cvs/cv boots/ tie rod ends left and right/ wheels balance /wheel Aliment / wheel bearings a few months ago a bit more but cant think of what thay are but every time i hit 90kph theres a little stutter but as soon as your hit 100 to 110kph theres a real big stutter in the front i dont know what it could be could any one tell with out drivieng the car....

sorry its also for a TX5 telstar 1991....
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:15 pm 
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does the vibration get any worse when you lightly tap the brakes?

And is it coming through the steering wheel or the whole car?

I would suspect lower bushes, if not the rotors - which can be eliminated by tapping the brakes at 90-100kmh.

But yeah, if i was a betting man, i would go for lower bushes
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:27 pm 
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Check your tyres again sounds to me like a seperated tyre. Just jack up the front of the car and rotate the front tyre slowly, check the wear pattern on the tread area if its seperated you will see a patch that is more worn than the rest of the tyre. You may also see a bubble when looking side on but not always.
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 7:31 pm 
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xf_xr6 wrote:
does the vibration get any worse when you lightly tap the brakes?

And is it coming through the steering wheel or the whole car?

I would suspect lower bushes, if not the rotors - which can be eliminated by tapping the brakes at 90-100kmh.

But yeah, if i was a betting man, i would go for lower bushes


the vibration slowly goes away when you slow down but it will stay there for a bit...it feel like it comeing through the car but also the whole steering wheel shakes as well with it....so i can say both to that....

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Check your tyres again sounds to me like a seperated tyre. Just jack up the front of the car and rotate the front tyre slowly, check the wear pattern on the tread area if its seperated you will see a patch that is more worn than the rest of the tyre. You may also see a bubble when looking side on but not always.



there new tyres on the front but the back neew to have new tyres on then but all the vibrations seems to be comeing from the front...but as you said could be a bubble of some sort i had the tyres checked the front seem to be fine but as i said thay told me the back needed doing....

its just it geting real annoying when driveing....
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 7:45 pm 
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Mate I've seen tyres that are a couple of weeks old seperate so age doesn't matter. What size & type are your tyres?
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 8:01 pm 
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benno's ed wrote:
Mate I've seen tyres that are a couple of weeks old seperate so age doesn't matter. What size & type are your tyres?


oh ok...there 205/50/16 not sure what type i havent looked....im sure thats whatthay are...
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Mate for the sake of 30 minutes (it won't cost anything either) it would pay to have a look anyway or take the car to a tyre shop and tell them you think you have a seperated tyre and they will have a look for you.
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 8:12 pm 
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benno's ed wrote:
Mate for the sake of 30 minutes (it won't cost anything either) it would pay to have a look anyway or take the car to a tyre shop and tell them you think you have a seperated tyre and they will have a look for you.



thanks ill go and get that done and see what thay say about it...i know i had seen a tyre place the other day thay had striped the tyres but thay sayd nothing that there was any thing wrong with them but i will do what you said...
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i'm still going with lower bushes....
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Yep could be lower bushes but better to get the cheap easy stuff out of the way first.
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Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 8:44 pm 
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xf_xr6 wrote:
i'm still going with lower bushes....


just asking are you talking about the lower control arm bushes.....i just asked my dad in were thay are on my car we are just looking though the book now to see in what we could do to check.....also i forgot to say my car is front wheel drive....
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Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 12:51 am 
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yep... in the lower control arm.

Might be best to ttake it to a susp place and get them to have a proper look at it
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Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 11:44 am 
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yep... in the lower control arm.

Might be best to ttake it to a susp place and get them to have a proper look at it


thank you i will have some one look at that i have some one comeing out in a week or two to have a look at my car so im hopeing that that could find it a fix it some how thank you for your help.....
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no worries mate... hope you get it sorted
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Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 1:46 pm 
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well found out what the it was i had some one come out to have a look at the car thay jaked it up and put it into drive as the front vibrated again he looked under and seen that one of my cv joint arms were bent so yep looks like up up for the cv arms and joints costing both side his going to do about $460-$500 to get it fixed...his goign to try and find a cheper place to get the cvs...
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