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jeep is 2wheel drive 6 cyl. automatic. When I get above 55-60 the thing vibrates like its gonna come apart. Already checked tires for balance and rotation. The vib it constant and does not stop when not accelerating. I have my thoughts but dont want to sku the answer so what would you advise I look at or check?
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Check your track bar links and bushings.also look at the
steering dampener.Lastly the steering stabilizer.Thanks for the quick reply, just another note the vibration is felt in whole vehicle not just steering wheel. Also as this is a 2 wheel drive and a lot of videos out there address 4wheel components. I dont think on 2 wheel drive there is a track bar???
To see if it’s transmission related you might try putting it in neutral when the vibration is happening, if it goes away then it is likely to be the drive line. If if doesn’t, then I’d take a closer look at the wheels and tires. Not a bad idea to do a good inspection of the suspension parts. A very loose strut rod bushing can cause an issue like that. Traditionally suspension parts don’t cause vibrations however if you have a strut rod bushing that’s completely gone it can cause the vehicle to vibrate.
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