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Intermittent Vibarations (Long) 700

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Sun Mar 18 19:16 CST 2018
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Put a chalk line on your front damper to see if it has come apart.

Check your fan to see if a blade might have come off.

Disconnect power to your AC compressor.

After an episode of bad shake, pull your plugs and look at them.

While I see that killing the engine would eliminate the items above, they are quick and easy to check.

Did you check the condition of your rotors and pads?

Does your car have anti-lock brakes?

A fan clutch?





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