Subj : between 40kph-65kph
To   : Cletus
From : Ogg
Date : Wed Nov 03 2021 19:23:00

Hello Cletus!

** On Tuesday 02.11.21 - 09:37, Cletus wrote to Ogg:

 O>> It's hard for me to tell. Maybe the problem is at least
 O>> two rims or tires!  I can feel the vibes a bit in the
 O>> steering wheel, but it seems like the whole chassis is
 O>> affected.  It's more pronounced since filling up my tank.

 C> Did you ever find the cause of the shaking and if so what
 C> finally was the solution?

No.

The new rims are on. And the previous tires have been replaced  
with winter tires.

After the rim/tire work, I drove off thinking that there was no  
more shaking/vibes, but it was still there.  The only  
difference was that the shaking/vibes were much less - but I  
think that was attributed to the gas tank being 1/2 empty,  
compared to the first time I really noticed a problem when the  
tank was full.

The tank is nearly empty, and the problem is less noticeable.

I am due to fill the tank again tomorrow. I am predicting that  
the shaking/vibes will be more noticeable, once again.

I described the circumstances with the garage tech, and he said  
"it could still a lot of things.. even the differential."

But I have no more desire to dole out even more money on  
investigative inspection.  The cost of new rear springs,  
shocks, clippers, rotors, muffler and a new brake-line kit, a  
couple months ago has set me back quite a bit.

Most of the road surfaces are on the rough side now due to the  
quick pothole patches, so that part masks the original problem  
a bit.

I can limit my driving to under 40kph or higher than 65kph and  
the shakes are not present at all.

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