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01-28-2001, 04:07 PM
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Wheels and out of balance tires are the first place to look for 'bad vibrations'.
Loose front end pieces are another culprit and the driveshaft often is a 'hidden' source of vibrations. Start with the wheel and tire balance and go from there. |
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