Vibration at around 100km/h +

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Vibration at around 100km/h +

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Today I noticed that I started feeling vibration in all of the car once I hit around 100km/h.<p>It wasn't anything violent or too jerky, just steady vibration at around that speed.<p>If I slowed down to around 80-90km/h the vibration would dissappear.<p>This only seems to have started this morning on my way to work.<p>Any ideas?
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Opps, nevermind I posted this in the wrong forum.<p>Please delete.
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Check your alignment if its not that your front wheel bearings could be going out, not saying they are but they could be. I recently had to replace mine and the problem started out with vibration at around 80 mph.
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Front wheel bearing?
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yes you have bearings in all four wheels the front ones going out is a common thing that happens although you should only have to change them once and they should outlast the car.
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Re: Vibration at around 100km/h +

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clean the ice out of your rims
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Very good Johny B! Andrew, same thing happened to me. Go to the do-it-yourself car wash and spray around the wheel wells and in the wheels. Your wheels are unbalanced. <p>one
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Yea it I believe it was ice or hardened snow on the rims that was throwing it off.<p>It seems to be ok now, hopefully if its a bit warmer this weekend I'll wash the car and totally clean the rims.
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Yep it happens to me sometimes too. Probably ice/hard snow on the wheels.
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