RO: Q5 3.0 TDI -245 HP - Body Vibration starting from 110-130 km/h
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Hello,
I have a problem on my Q5 2013-3.0 TDI 245 hp, body start vibration from 110-130 km/h special the back seat and then the wall car.
- all 4 axle driveshaft change
- central driveshaft change
-rear shock absorber change
==problem not solved
- mechanic guy check all the arms, bushing etc. ==good condition
i don't now what to doo next!!!
(((
Someone have this problem????
I have a problem on my Q5 2013-3.0 TDI 245 hp, body start vibration from 110-130 km/h special the back seat and then the wall car.
- all 4 axle driveshaft change
- central driveshaft change
-rear shock absorber change
==problem not solved
- mechanic guy check all the arms, bushing etc. ==good condition
i don't now what to doo next!!!
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Someone have this problem????
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Indeed the subframe is full of rust, the mechanic check all the bushing and whell bearings(no noise), but someone did say say that can cause vibration even if don't make noise.
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Pot hole damaged tires and or bent rims can also cause this symptom. Some pot hole damaged tires visually show nothing to see but if the belts are dented from impacts then the solution is to replace tires.
Can try rotating the wheels and if a wobbly one lands on the front then you also get steering wheel vibrations when the oscillations setup at speed.
You can try lifting vehicle and spinning tires by hand while watching inside rim edge, sidewalls and tire contact surface for wobbly anomalies, otherwise a pro wheel shop Hunter Road Force test machine or equivalent will definitely pickup wheel issues.
Can try rotating the wheels and if a wobbly one lands on the front then you also get steering wheel vibrations when the oscillations setup at speed.
You can try lifting vehicle and spinning tires by hand while watching inside rim edge, sidewalls and tire contact surface for wobbly anomalies, otherwise a pro wheel shop Hunter Road Force test machine or equivalent will definitely pickup wheel issues.
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