
[Chrysler300] excessive vibration on 300F car.
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[Chrysler300] excessive vibration on 300F car.
- From: goldenlion413@xxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 28 May 2006 21:22:56 EDT
Hello Would anyone know what would cause excessive vibration on a 300F.It
first started when the car reached 55 miles per hour then would go away when the
car would reach 60 to 65 miles per hour.Then today i was headed to a car
show and was only going 20 miles per hour and the car started to vibrate so
excessivly and violently and then i started to hear a winding sound underneath
the car that i was forced to turn around and bring the car back home.Deos the
driveshaft have counter weights on it or could it be a universal i checked the
rear universal and it is fine but the front one with the rubber boot around
it seems a little stiff but is still nice and tight so i am confused.God
everything is wrong with this car all i can say is whoever restored this car does
not have much knowledge on 300 letter cars! i mean for $62,500.00 the car
should have been done right the first time and should have been correct.I thank
any and everyone for any help tom.
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