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Vibration in the pedal!!!

TAPDH3T

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since yesterday afternoon I have noticed vibration in my steering wheel and gas pedal when driving my 2009 H3T.. I can hear a prominent DaDaDaDaDaDaDa and feel that in the pedal and steering wheel.. It is worse when in a curve...
I first thought maybe a wheel was not secure because is just got my 37s on but they seem to be tight with no play.. Then I thought maybe it was the steering stabilizer because I can push and pull the tire and get movement.. I believe scorworks makes a replacement..
I'm not sure what it is because I'm at work now, but my truck does not feel safe to drive.. Any ideas or suggestions???
 

ArtHummer

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tie rod, ball joint(upper or lower) or on your best case scenario is balance is off one one of the wheels.
Does it pull a bit on the side when you braking? If that happens then 85% it's a tie rod.
 

frumaker

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i had that same issue and it was the wheel bearings. also check your spacers and make sure they are on right if not that could cause a "wobble"
 

TAPDH3T

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Yea I need to try and figure it out!! Because my warranty is up next month.. Plus it needs to be fixed before I head ur way. GM will prolly tell me they can't fix it for some crap reason...
 

TAPDH3T

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I will get something like due to the large tires spacers offroad use lift etc.. We can not cover under warranty.. Lol I have called and am waiting on them to call back for an appointment.. They are trying to find me a loner car since I'm on call 24-7
 

3rdH3

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Put your 16's back on and see if it goes away. It could be the wheels and tires or just exaggerating a problem that already exists. Always look at the last place you messed with.
 

TAPDH3T

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Put your 16's back on and see if it goes away. It could be the wheels and tires or just exaggerating a problem that already exists. Always look at the last place you messed with.

I am at the tire shop getting them checked!!! I've had the wheels am tires on for over a week and it started yesterday afternoon.. I know I need an alignment but won't beable to get one until my next day off.. But like I said its rode smooth until yesterday...
 
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