My car shakes in the front

A high speed " shimmy" is a red flag for a balance or tire problem. Check the treads on the tires for even wearing & ck for balding. PS, after u did all of all of the front end work was it aligned? . start w a rotate & rebalance. CHECK THOSE TIRES!

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Does it shake at low speeds or high speeds? yr make model??? Was the wheel balanced when put on the vehicle? You need to give complete details Please.

If it is an auto then it is possible it is idling to high and the trans is still engaged despite you foot being off the peddle. Try lowering the idol speed as a first resort.

Many times, rear tires that are out of round or severely cupped or feathered, or that are out of balance can create this type of issue. My first recommendation would be to have them and the wheels on the rear of the car inspected. There may not seem like there is much wrong visibly if you look at just the tread of the tires, but a good tire tech can spin them up and give you some solutions, and the inspection itself is inexpensive. Hope this helps.

tires out of balance, completely blown out front end

i would have the tires checked first as the steel belts do separate, usually at low speeds the vehicle is fine then as speeds increase it will shake/vibrate. Hope this helped Tim

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same car with the AC problem. Timing is not going to make this all happen.

• If its jaulting as an automatic, through the gears, then probably check and change the fluid and the filter in the transmission. Usual jolting is from lack of fluid pressure, caused by lack of or blocked filter.

• Start up could be anything from a weak battery to lack of fuel/choke. Try a new fuel filter, air filter element, check your oil and change the spark plugs.

(Symptoms of bad ignition timing are misfire and run on also extreme lack of power and rough idle. The car will also shudder and keep running a few seconds after the key is switched off.)

• The steering shaking from left to right at low speed could be a few things. Is it only happening at low speed? Sometimes its hard to tell at high speed as it is happening so fast the frequency is almost unable to be felt. However when you brake it should be pretty strong if its a mechanical fault, ie disc warped or bent wheel.

#Check your power steering fluid and hoses for leaks

If the u- joints are loose, yes, that would cause the front end to shake.

sounds like worn front wheel bearings jack up car with both hands on Tyre see if there is excess movement if so replace wheel bearings