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  1. #1
    nebj00la
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    1999 Mitsubishi Galant ES V6 - Vibrating at 60+

    Here's the deal. My galant has a vibration issue at 60+. The steering wheel shakes and it's driving me crazy.

    Here's the work I've done to try and fix the problem, its been to the dealer and various shops.

    4 New Rotors/Pads
    4 New Tires
    2 Alignments
    Front Left/Right Axles Replaced
    2 Used Rims

    Still shakes, 60+

    :cry: I can't take it anymore. :cry:

  2. #2
    nebj00la
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    Oh, I also flushed the transmission at the dealership.

  3. #3
    Censee
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    i think all 8gs do that.........all the people complain about it,,,,,,what did the dealership tell u??

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    bumpy road? but talkign more seriously, has ur car been in an accident before or something, could be something related with that.

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  5. #5
    All I could think of is getting an all wheel alignment + wheel balance.
    even if you have new tires. Make sure the person who is doing the job knows how to do it right. Good Luck.
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Censee)</div><div class='quotemain'>i think all 8gs do that.........all the people Â*complain about it,,,,,,what did the dealership tell u??</div>

    Mine doesn't do that, it's smooth all the way


    it could also be blown or worn shocks

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    Yep, I noticed you hadn't had your wheels balanced in your list. Make sure you get that done, and when you get an alignment, make sure it's a 4 wheel alignment. Short of that, like Allan said, you may have previous accident damage. Could be tie rods, etc.
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  8. #8
    nebj00la
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    Yup forgot to put that on the list, I definitely got the wheels balanced when I got the new tires. I also got them rebalanced when I put the 2 used rims on.

  9. #9
    Nick VR4
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    Make sure that the weights used for balancing are still on there
    Some tyre shops use a sticky pad to put the weights on and these can fall off

  10. #10
    99GalantES
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    There is one other possibility that hasn't been mentioned yet. The rims could be slightly warped (pot holes, hitting a curb, etc.). Although balancing should take care of this most places only balance tires for speeds up to 60mph.

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