When your wheels need balancing it is only noticeable between certain speeds
If It was a balance issue, why would the sound/vibration go away when accelerator is lifted?
That person replaced most of his front end first... then tried balancing
It doesn't seem to be coming from the front or back. The steering wheel does not vibrate and it goes away when I lift the throttle.
Could it be transmission or transfer case issues?
It could be the CV Joint. If the splash guard is't on good it can seize and give you a vibration
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SOURCE: 2001 montero/ rumbling noise in front
There are a few things that this could be, and I see that you have replaced a few of the items that it could be but steering systems are a weird thing so here ya go:
If you got a Chilton's or Haynes manual to do this job, it states in there how much grease should be packed into the bearings. Also, making sure of the length of your CV axle.
Post more info you would like, to pass on.
SOURCE: vibration after 50 mph, and when accelerateing
Welcome to fixya the best thing to do is check the rims for imperfections and slight bents that causes the vibrations at that speed go to www.collisionrepairadvice.com to get a wheel repair company to look at.
SOURCE: Saturn SL1, growling and vibration coming from right front wheel,
Might be a hub bearing. Those make a growling noise when they are bad. When it is on jack stands you should be able to put your hands on the top of the tire and the bottom of the tire and move it back and forth. and the same with putting your hands on the right and left side of the tire. if you can and it moves back and forth then the bearing is back. but becarefull not to get the movement confused with a bad ball joint or tire rod. which could also be your problem but they dont make a growling noise
SOURCE: Truck dies when I take my foot off the accelerator
More then likely, it is a fuel issue. You might need to change the fuel filter. It may be clogged. Make sure none of your fuel lines are pinched also. It could be a weak fuel pump. It could also be a leaking fuel injector.
SOURCE: I have an 02 Mitsubishi
i just had the same noice it started the same way. I would hear then it would go away. Its is my girlfriends car, so i figured when it got worse i could pin point it and fix it. Will that's what happened. It got so bad i had to drive it home that day. i could not figure out where it was coming from i knew it was the front i could not tell if it was the differential or a axle CV joint. So I jacked the whole car up off the ground carfully and had someone in drive seat place it in gear no noise. Then i had them place it in 4 wheel drive and there was the noice. It turned out to be the wheel bearing hub assy.
Spent 100 bucks for new hub fix problem, napa had. Autozone sells a Timken which is the top of the line MADE IN THE USA. But since i was trade this in soon got the china one.
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