wrybread via CarKB.com

Thank you all for your input...I don't feel it in the gas pedal, just that
bad shimmy. Sounds like there's a good chance it's the left front tire which
has been plugged. That makes good sense. Thanks again. Great site.
snowboardripper@hotmail.com wrote:
>> > My '03 Jeep Wrangler with just over 24K miles has developed a pretty
>> > severe
>> > vibration in the front end at about 50 miles per hour and goes away at
>> > speeds
>> > a little higher. Any help?
>
>If you feel it in the gas pedal it could be the front drive shaft is
>not balance or the u-joint is not good. Best way to test it is to
>remove the front drive shaft and drive around. You can have the dealer
>do this, it should be covered.

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wrybread via CarKB.com

Thank you all for your input...I don't feel it in the gas pedal, just that
bad shimmy. Sounds like there's a good chance it's the left front tire which
has been plugged. That makes good sense. Thanks again. Great site.
snowboardripper@hotmail.com wrote:
>> > My '03 Jeep Wrangler with just over 24K miles has developed a pretty
>> > severe
>> > vibration in the front end at about 50 miles per hour and goes away at
>> > speeds
>> > a little higher. Any help?
>
>If you feel it in the gas pedal it could be the front drive shaft is
>not balance or the u-joint is not good. Best way to test it is to
>remove the front drive shaft and drive around. You can have the dealer
>do this, it should be covered.

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wrybread via CarKB.com

Thank you all for your input...I don't feel it in the gas pedal, just that
bad shimmy. Sounds like there's a good chance it's the left front tire which
has been plugged. That makes good sense. Thanks again. Great site.
snowboardripper@hotmail.com wrote:
>> > My '03 Jeep Wrangler with just over 24K miles has developed a pretty
>> > severe
>> > vibration in the front end at about 50 miles per hour and goes away at
>> > speeds
>> > a little higher. Any help?
>
>If you feel it in the gas pedal it could be the front drive shaft is
>not balance or the u-joint is not good. Best way to test it is to
>remove the front drive shaft and drive around. You can have the dealer
>do this, it should be covered.

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Jeeper

tires are out of round.. need replaced



"wrybread" <u23720@uwe> wrote in message news:62b6bd5f4394a@uwe...
> My '03 Jeep Wrangler with just over 24K miles has developed a pretty
> severe
> vibration in the front end at about 50 miles per hour and goes away at
> speeds
> a little higher. Any help?

Jeeper

tires are out of round.. need replaced



"wrybread" <u23720@uwe> wrote in message news:62b6bd5f4394a@uwe...
> My '03 Jeep Wrangler with just over 24K miles has developed a pretty
> severe
> vibration in the front end at about 50 miles per hour and goes away at
> speeds
> a little higher. Any help?

Jeeper

tires are out of round.. need replaced



"wrybread" <u23720@uwe> wrote in message news:62b6bd5f4394a@uwe...
> My '03 Jeep Wrangler with just over 24K miles has developed a pretty
> severe
> vibration in the front end at about 50 miles per hour and goes away at
> speeds
> a little higher. Any help?