I have put new driveshaft on it and new tierods inner and outer, new motor mounts turned front rotors ,alignment,and new tires with good balance am at a lose!
Is there any evidenced or knowledge of this vehicle having been in an accident? It's possible that a half shaft is bent (although seemingly unlikely) or maybe the carrier bearing for the driveshaft is bad.
If none of the parts you replaced made a difference, I'd be considering bearings. Is the shimmy felt mostly in the body of the vehicle or in the steering wheel? If mostly in the body, the issue is probably related to the rear axle. If the steering wheel shakes, the issue is likely related to the front axle.
Testimonial: "When the new tie rods were put on the steering wheel stopped shaking in my hand when the new tie rod were put on but you can still feel a shimmy in the steering wheel and in the seat only at highway speed feels like a tie out but its not,maybe shock,or sway bar if it was a axle it would do it at low speed to right"
I suggest moving the tires on the front to the rear and from the rear to the front. If that changes the vibration, then you could try having the wheels and tires re-balanced. If you can find a place with a load balancer, that would be best since it could help identify a bad tire or a bent wheel.
A shaft that is out of true or out of balance wouldn't necessary be noticed at low speeds just like an out of balance tire won't show up at low speeds.
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