I have a real bad vibration in my steering wheel when I am cruising about 70 miles an hour. What in the world could be the cause. I have had it re-aligned and rebuilt the steering coupler.
I have an '86 RC and I found mud caked in between the front calipers and the rim. She never shook at 70 before latly when I hit a few holes. NOW and even with the mudless rims... holly hell she will shake your fillings out of your mouth over 50! Its in the steering wheel, truck, tranny... the whole thing! Plus when I am at a stop the WHOLE F**CKING TRUCK SHAKES TO A POINT WHERE IT BUSTED MY CAN OF COKE IN THE DAMN CAB!
SO... any further comment on this issue would be great... thanks.
Ryan
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