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Low speed vibration = U-Joints? 900 1992

posted by  RAMontgomery on  Mon Apr 1 10:41 CST 2002
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I just took my wife’s ’92-944 on our first road trip with 5 passengers and their luggage. While this weight was in the car, I would feel a low vibration only when accelerating from a stop through 10 mph. Then the vibration would go away and not be felt again until the next stop. With weight out of the car, this is barely noticeable.

Does this sound like U-joints or does anybody have any other ideas or similar experience?

TIA
--
Richard Montgomery 83-244GL ; '90-780t; '92-940






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