Have your hub bearings checked. I bought a 93 XJ in 98 and the first day
driving down the road, I hit a bump and I got death wobble big time. Luckily
I had the extended warranty. The dealer had to replace some worn hub
bearing(s). Good Luck.
"Brad and Julie Vaughn" <jfalken@socket.net> wrote in message
news:f39e5035.0310030529.1c34766e@posting.google.c om...
> Mark Wilson <barbershopmark@charter.net> wrote in message
news:<c7rulv8tuie2q1ef7r00goo1tgp5qhmui5@4ax.com>. ..
> > I hate to beat a dead horse, BUT..
> > '95 Cherokee, 200K miles, 2wd, NO lift kit, tires balanced and
> > rebalanced, front end supposedly aligned, tried a different set of
> > tires courtesy of a front end/tire shop... entire vehicle vibrates
> > after hitting road bump at highway speed. Slow to 20 mph or so and
> > goes away. I've seen a bazillion answers for this.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> I have a 2002 Wrangler Sport that between 50 and 55 either
> accelerating or braking does this if you hit a bump. The Jeep has
> turned into our primary driver, so I have 41000 miles on it. I have
> been following this thread for a bit now. I guess I will need to look
> into a new stabilizer. Any ideas on what to get? Any ideas on other
> causes I should look at? I don't have a lift and I have the tires
> that came on the Sport/Canyon group I think it was called. They're
> about 31s I think. Thanks for your help.

 

Have your hub bearings checked. I bought a 93 XJ in 98 and the first day
driving down the road, I hit a bump and I got death wobble big time. Luckily
I had the extended warranty. The dealer had to replace some worn hub
bearing(s). Good Luck.
"Brad and Julie Vaughn" <jfalken@socket.net> wrote in message
news:f39e5035.0310030529.1c34766e@posting.google.c om...
> Mark Wilson <barbershopmark@charter.net> wrote in message
news:<c7rulv8tuie2q1ef7r00goo1tgp5qhmui5@4ax.com>. ..
> > I hate to beat a dead horse, BUT..
> > '95 Cherokee, 200K miles, 2wd, NO lift kit, tires balanced and
> > rebalanced, front end supposedly aligned, tried a different set of
> > tires courtesy of a front end/tire shop... entire vehicle vibrates
> > after hitting road bump at highway speed. Slow to 20 mph or so and
> > goes away. I've seen a bazillion answers for this.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> I have a 2002 Wrangler Sport that between 50 and 55 either
> accelerating or braking does this if you hit a bump. The Jeep has
> turned into our primary driver, so I have 41000 miles on it. I have
> been following this thread for a bit now. I guess I will need to look
> into a new stabilizer. Any ideas on what to get? Any ideas on other
> causes I should look at? I don't have a lift and I have the tires
> that came on the Sport/Canyon group I think it was called. They're
> about 31s I think. Thanks for your help.

 

Have your hub bearings checked. I bought a 93 XJ in 98 and the first day
driving down the road, I hit a bump and I got death wobble big time. Luckily
I had the extended warranty. The dealer had to replace some worn hub
bearing(s). Good Luck.
"Brad and Julie Vaughn" <jfalken@socket.net> wrote in message
news:f39e5035.0310030529.1c34766e@posting.google.c om...
> Mark Wilson <barbershopmark@charter.net> wrote in message
news:<c7rulv8tuie2q1ef7r00goo1tgp5qhmui5@4ax.com>. ..
> > I hate to beat a dead horse, BUT..
> > '95 Cherokee, 200K miles, 2wd, NO lift kit, tires balanced and
> > rebalanced, front end supposedly aligned, tried a different set of
> > tires courtesy of a front end/tire shop... entire vehicle vibrates
> > after hitting road bump at highway speed. Slow to 20 mph or so and
> > goes away. I've seen a bazillion answers for this.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> I have a 2002 Wrangler Sport that between 50 and 55 either
> accelerating or braking does this if you hit a bump. The Jeep has
> turned into our primary driver, so I have 41000 miles on it. I have
> been following this thread for a bit now. I guess I will need to look
> into a new stabilizer. Any ideas on what to get? Any ideas on other
> causes I should look at? I don't have a lift and I have the tires
> that came on the Sport/Canyon group I think it was called. They're
> about 31s I think. Thanks for your help.

 

Have the track bar checked also. It holds the front axle from moving
side to side and has bushings (that can wear/fail) at both ends. Had
the DW on a 95 GC and a new track bar fixed the problem. The
stabilizer justs damps out the problem before it can get too violent.
You have to find the cause (worn parts).

My mechanic has seen the same DW problem (track bar)on Corvettes.

Howard

jfalken@socket.net (Brad and Julie Vaughn) wrote in message news:<f39e5035.0310030529.1c34766e@posting.google. com>...
> Mark Wilson <barbershopmark@charter.net> wrote in message news:<c7rulv8tuie2q1ef7r00goo1tgp5qhmui5@4ax.com>. ..
> > I hate to beat a dead horse, BUT..
> > '95 Cherokee, 200K miles, 2wd, NO lift kit, tires balanced and
> > rebalanced, front end supposedly aligned, tried a different set of
> > tires courtesy of a front end/tire shop... entire vehicle vibrates
> > after hitting road bump at highway speed. Slow to 20 mph or so and
> > goes away. I've seen a bazillion answers for this.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> I have a 2002 Wrangler Sport that between 50 and 55 either
> accelerating or braking does this if you hit a bump. The Jeep has
> turned into our primary driver, so I have 41000 miles on it. I have
> been following this thread for a bit now. I guess I will need to look
> into a new stabilizer. Any ideas on what to get? Any ideas on other
> causes I should look at? I don't have a lift and I have the tires
> that came on the Sport/Canyon group I think it was called. They're
> about 31s I think. Thanks for your help.

 

Have the track bar checked also. It holds the front axle from moving
side to side and has bushings (that can wear/fail) at both ends. Had
the DW on a 95 GC and a new track bar fixed the problem. The
stabilizer justs damps out the problem before it can get too violent.
You have to find the cause (worn parts).

My mechanic has seen the same DW problem (track bar)on Corvettes.

Howard

jfalken@socket.net (Brad and Julie Vaughn) wrote in message news:<f39e5035.0310030529.1c34766e@posting.google. com>...
> Mark Wilson <barbershopmark@charter.net> wrote in message news:<c7rulv8tuie2q1ef7r00goo1tgp5qhmui5@4ax.com>. ..
> > I hate to beat a dead horse, BUT..
> > '95 Cherokee, 200K miles, 2wd, NO lift kit, tires balanced and
> > rebalanced, front end supposedly aligned, tried a different set of
> > tires courtesy of a front end/tire shop... entire vehicle vibrates
> > after hitting road bump at highway speed. Slow to 20 mph or so and
> > goes away. I've seen a bazillion answers for this.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> I have a 2002 Wrangler Sport that between 50 and 55 either
> accelerating or braking does this if you hit a bump. The Jeep has
> turned into our primary driver, so I have 41000 miles on it. I have
> been following this thread for a bit now. I guess I will need to look
> into a new stabilizer. Any ideas on what to get? Any ideas on other
> causes I should look at? I don't have a lift and I have the tires
> that came on the Sport/Canyon group I think it was called. They're
> about 31s I think. Thanks for your help.

 

Have the track bar checked also. It holds the front axle from moving
side to side and has bushings (that can wear/fail) at both ends. Had
the DW on a 95 GC and a new track bar fixed the problem. The
stabilizer justs damps out the problem before it can get too violent.
You have to find the cause (worn parts).

My mechanic has seen the same DW problem (track bar)on Corvettes.

Howard

jfalken@socket.net (Brad and Julie Vaughn) wrote in message news:<f39e5035.0310030529.1c34766e@posting.google. com>...
> Mark Wilson <barbershopmark@charter.net> wrote in message news:<c7rulv8tuie2q1ef7r00goo1tgp5qhmui5@4ax.com>. ..
> > I hate to beat a dead horse, BUT..
> > '95 Cherokee, 200K miles, 2wd, NO lift kit, tires balanced and
> > rebalanced, front end supposedly aligned, tried a different set of
> > tires courtesy of a front end/tire shop... entire vehicle vibrates
> > after hitting road bump at highway speed. Slow to 20 mph or so and
> > goes away. I've seen a bazillion answers for this.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> I have a 2002 Wrangler Sport that between 50 and 55 either
> accelerating or braking does this if you hit a bump. The Jeep has
> turned into our primary driver, so I have 41000 miles on it. I have
> been following this thread for a bit now. I guess I will need to look
> into a new stabilizer. Any ideas on what to get? Any ideas on other
> causes I should look at? I don't have a lift and I have the tires
> that came on the Sport/Canyon group I think it was called. They're
> about 31s I think. Thanks for your help.