Just gonna have to live with it.

[/\ Vader /\]

95 Aode. 4.10's.

I have had a strange vibration for a couple of weeks now. One vibration at 37 mph and then at 45 mph. Only for a second then smoothes out.

I have replaced all four rotors, harmonic balancer, both driveshaft u-joints, had 2 alignments and balanced tires 3 times.

Nothing has fixed it.

I am beaten. Looks like I have to live with it. Can't figure it out.

 

[bimmertech]

i know you have balanced your tires 3 times, but was it done on a force balancer and did they check for wheel runout? generally a tire vibration will come in at certain speeds then go away just like you are describing. force balancing is amazing, i do it every 6k(cuz it's free) and every once in a while i will have to move the tire on the rim. also do you have an alumn driveshaft or have your stock one balanced?

 

[MysteryMachine]

when they balanced the tires did they put weights on both sides or just the back? When i got mine done the guy told me that just doing the back wasn't as good as doing both so i said just do both performance is better then looks when it comes to that.

Not sure if that would cause it but its just a thought

 

[bimmertech]

when they balanced the tires did they put weights on both sides or just the back? When i got mine done the guy told me that just doing the back wasn't as good as doing both so i said just do both performance is better then looks when it comes to that.

Not sure if that would cause it but its just a thought

i put hammer on weights on the inside and sticky on the outside, behind the spokes. sticky weights will sometimes not give you a real good balance depending on the offset of the wheel. my mach 1 rims would most definetly prefer hammer on weights on both sides, but hammer on weights make a rim look like butt after some time and multiple balances.