Firstresponder25
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Just bought a 2012 RT SE5 and seem to have a lot of front end shaking when I get around 55. Curious if anyone else has this issue??
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Front end shaking around 55 mph - anyone else have this issue?
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The 3 things that I would look at first, 1.) tires (how old are they, what the thread wear looks like, air pressure even between the two front tires). 2.) rotors (are they worn or look warped when you rotate them). 3.) front end alignment (try and get your front end laser aligned).
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Mikey
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What are you using for tires, and tire pressure? Did you have them balanced?
mecsw500
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I’d start with the easy bit, tire balancing.
I think back in this year they had grease nipples on some of the pivot points which folks ignore leading to bushing wear.
If the brake pedal pulses when you slow down you may have a warped disk rotor.
At that age front shocks might be done.
I think back in this year they had grease nipples on some of the pivot points which folks ignore leading to bushing wear.
If the brake pedal pulses when you slow down you may have a warped disk rotor.
At that age front shocks might be done.
canamjhb
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Yes! Problem went away after I got rid of the Kendas, had the Spyder laser aligned, and kept all 3 tires at 18 psi.....
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