Slight vibration when lifting off the throttle
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Seems to dispear when accelerating. Maybe an alignment or wheel out of balance problem?
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Update, took in the car to find out what the problem was and....one of the wheel nuts was missing. I don't konw if someone tried to steal the wheel or what. The vibration got so bad it snapped one of the studs in half.
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What I'm wondering is how only one stud was damage if all the other lugs were tight? Doesn't make sense
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yikes it snapped a stud in half? Something isn't right here. First thing take that rim to be balanced and make sure its good. When you replace that stud you have to take the hub off to press it out (and replace the wheel bearing). I would go out of your way and replace all of the studs on that wheel just in case.
What I'm wondering is how only one stud was damage if all the other lugs were tight? Doesn't make sense
What I'm wondering is how only one stud was damage if all the other lugs were tight? Doesn't make sense