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Old 06-29-2009, 02:39 AM
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94 Bronco vibration ?
Put new tires, wheels and lug nut. Still have a vibration. The faster the more. Although sometimes its very little any speed. Any thoughts.
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take the tires back and have them rebalance them.

where is the vibration? is it up front in the steering?
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Jack it up and see if theres any play in any wheels, locate and replace. Sounds like wheel bearings if wheels are balanced properly.
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Ditto to Kem's suggestion especially if the tires were just installed. Was it doing this before the new tires?
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