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car shimmy's in the rear

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Old 11-28-2018, 08:20 PM
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car shimmy's in the rear

2007 Mercedes Benz E350
Old 11-28-2018, 08:24 PM
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So I am new here and don't know if I did that right. I have a E350 wagon, it has a shimmy in what feels to be the rear end of the car. I can let go of the steering wheel and it does not shake or pull in either direction. That is why I believe it is at the rear end of the car. Any suggestions of what it may be? I was thinking possibly a weight I may have lost off of one of the rims?
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Move the wheels to the front to test it, assuming front and rears are the same size. If shaking gets worse, then it must be a wheel. Is it speed dependent? It gets worse as the speed goes up? Or there is a specific speed where it is worse? There are a lot of rubber bushings in the rear multi link suspension. As it wears out, the suspension gets looser.
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Dragonslady, I would check both flexdisk on the drive shaft.

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