Vibration at higher speeds
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I've noticed that ever since the last service, when the dealer rotated the tires, I have a vibration. The vibration starts at 95mph and is in full effect by 100mph. It is very noticable, shakes the car car quiet a bit. Now, I've been to the dealer to get this fixed, but they claim that the car feels like all C320's
and that they re-balanced the tires, but to no avail. Now, I know the dealer won't drive 100mph to check for a vibration, so what could this be so I can get it fixed? I already checked the tire pressure, and before the tire rotation everything was perfectly smooth.
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2002 C240 6 spd manual
I'm just curious where you get to drive 95-100 mph on a regular basis such that this would be a real issue.....
I'm lucky to get to the speed limit here in Houston - I blame that on the large number of lumbering SUV's.....
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I'm lucky to get to the speed limit here in Houston - I blame that on the large number of lumbering SUV's.....
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Originally posted by TXTiger
I'm just curious where you get to drive 95-100 mph on a regular basis such that this would be a real issue.....
I'm lucky to get to the speed limit here in Houston - I blame that on the large number of lumbering SUV's.....
I'm just curious where you get to drive 95-100 mph on a regular basis such that this would be a real issue.....
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I'm lucky to get to the speed limit here in Houston - I blame that on the large number of lumbering SUV's.....
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2001 c240
I've hit the rev limiter
I drive to school everday on 280, and on the way home, about 11:00am or so, I average about 110mph. Now I go faster than that in certain spots, but when I pass people at that speed, it looks like everyone else is stopped. So far the car has let me go 139, but I'm trying to push it farther.
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Originally posted by Lynn
Have the wheels and tires dynamically balanced at a reputable tire shop. Your dealer wouldn't be Phil Long, would it? I wouldn't let them work on a Ford.
Have the wheels and tires dynamically balanced at a reputable tire shop. Your dealer wouldn't be Phil Long, would it? I wouldn't let them work on a Ford.
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Originally posted by TXTiger
I'm just curious where you get to drive 95-100 mph on a regular basis such that this would be a real issue.....
I'm lucky to get to the speed limit here in Houston - I blame that on the large number of lumbering SUV's.....
I'm just curious where you get to drive 95-100 mph on a regular basis such that this would be a real issue.....
![EEK!](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/eek.gif)
I'm lucky to get to the speed limit here in Houston - I blame that on the large number of lumbering SUV's.....
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Originally posted by moomeh
sometimes, a wheel alignment will not just do. you might have a tire problem. maybe they slipped you a bad one....
sometimes, a wheel alignment will not just do. you might have a tire problem. maybe they slipped you a bad one....
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