Steering Wheel Vibration
07-22-2007, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by ddalder
I never did hear back from Hunter Engineering (their locater doesn't work outside the US), but I was able to find a shop with the GSP9700. The machine reported every one of my wheels was out even though they had been balanced about a week or two earlier. Since the Road Force Balance, the vibration is gone. This makes me extremely happy since it was really starting to drive me nuts!
I still have a slight pulsation in the brake pedal when stopping which is kind of disappointing for new rotors. I plan to have them machined to smooth things out. Everything is otherwise back to normal.
I appreciate all the help everyone offered. The guy at the tire shop said they aren't aware of the Bonneville being such a problem for vibrations. I suspect this is simply because they don't see many of them. He tells me the Honda Odyssey is an absolute nightmare though.
I still have a slight pulsation in the brake pedal when stopping which is kind of disappointing for new rotors. I plan to have them machined to smooth things out. Everything is otherwise back to normal.
I appreciate all the help everyone offered. The guy at the tire shop said they aren't aware of the Bonneville being such a problem for vibrations. I suspect this is simply because they don't see many of them. He tells me the Honda Odyssey is an absolute nightmare though.
Chris
07-23-2007, 12:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Archon
It'* also nice to hear of a case where it actually helped. Some have reported no difference, and where it has, they haven't often reported back.
I hope this resolves your vibration issue, Chris. I trust you'll keep us in the loop here. Mine were $30.00/each (+ tax). IMO worth every penny (and then some). I can't even begin to tell you the "Irritation Factor" I experience by little things like this.
Thanks again for the help everyone!
07-27-2007, 05:45 PM
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Hi everyone, just thought I would follow up and let you guys know I went to a shop which had the GSP9700. I had the Auroras tires balanced. The difference is night and day! They DID notice some play in the drivers side front wheel bearing, so I ordered that part and will be replacing it shortly.
Overall, it was well worth the effort!
Chris
Overall, it was well worth the effort!
Chris
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