Just wondering if anyone might shed some light on an a vibration issue I am having with my 2019 F3 Limited. I literally only have this issue at speeds between 59-63 mph. So, it is not the typical belt vibration I have read about at the higher speeds. I can feel it coming from underneath my feet area which leads me to believe it is the belt. I already have a Lamonster belt dampener installed with very few miles. So, I was just curious if anyone else experiences this or ideas on a cause.
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BLUEKNIGHT911
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IMHO if it was due to un-balanced tires, once you get to a speed where you notice a vibration .... the vibration only gets worse, it doesn't stop by going faster. .... However if the tires are OEM Kenda's all bets are off .... they have many issues that cause problems, some of them can not even be Balanced.... Mike :thumbup:
As good as belt dampeners are, you can still experience some light vibration under certain conditions. From the front tires to the rear tire every moving part has its own harmonic vibration however slight. When one, two, or more of these slight vibrations come into sync with one another it can be hard to diagnose their origin. Particularly at 59/63 MPH. Throw in the road surface caused vibrations and together they all can drive you crazy. Try to focus on conditions that may create the vibes. Uphill, downhill, flat and smooth acceleration, or deceleration, and so on. I have a slightly annoying vibration when I'm on a long downhill when using cruise control. I don't think anything will cure that. Check your belt dampener bearing too.
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