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2001 V70 Vibration Problem....

posted by  wills on  Tue May 27 03:59 CST 2003
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If not cv joints or bearings, tires are the problem, most likely. I have had sets of tires become so loud I sweared the wheel bearings were cooked. If the tires are worn, replace them. Also when you get them balanced, make sure the installer does road force balance. Hunter makes this machine and it's the way OEM mounts tires. This machine checks tire runout and out of round which can cause vibration. This is why a new car rides so nicely. It will also check wheels too.
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Wills 98 R AWD modded wagon 94 854 T some mods 92 740 wagon






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