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Yeah that vid will help out a ton. Jack it up and smack on the tires with a hammer and see if you cant reproduce the noise, as Eric does is in the video._x000D_
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Could be a stabilizer link issueAn exhaust rattle also comes to mind, but I dont see how that would cause a steering wheel vibration
Tq collegeman and rice400 for your feedback…=)_x000D_
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Ive seen the video before i posted in here…by the way, the steering vibrate is not when im driving on the motorway. It only occur when i turn the steering in an angle(either left or right) and at the sSuspension components will not cause vibrations and you say you feel the steering wheel vibrate when you execute a turn?_x000D_
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Did you check your struts and mounts?It doesn’t sound like you are describing a vibration, but more of a popping noise if I’m reading right.
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Suspension components will not cause vibrations and you say you feel the steering wheel vibrate when you execute a turn?_x000D_
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Did you check your struts and mounts?_x000D_
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yup,when execute a turn going thru rou[quote]Quoted From Beefy: _x000D_
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It doesn’t sound like you are describing a vibration, but more of a popping noise if I’m reading right.Run your hands over the tires and feel for wavy or uneven spots. Worn or damaged suspension can cause uneven tire wear. If it is cupping or feathering you’ll get shaking.
Considering this started happening after you hit the curb I would say look to the steering rack as it could be damaged internally based on your description.
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