I have a 95 F-150 and when Im either coasting or accelerating around 40-45 mph the front end vibrates for about 2 seconds and then it stops. It's been doing it on and off but it is happening more often now. What might be the cause of this? Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Blaze

 

Do you have new tires?

 

heres just a few things..

pulley out of ballance
shaft out of balance
harmonic vibration
bad tire balance
lump/low spot in tire
ac kicking on/off
squirell in belt
steering component(s) weak
stuck hub...

If i think of more I'll add

 

It's not in the engine. The source of the vibration is somewhere between the transmission output shaft and the wheels. If it was in the engine, it would occur at specific rpms, not specific speeds.

Do you feel it in the steering wheel?

Take care,
-Chris

 

chipmunks in the motor too ......lol

remember the end of caddyshack?