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04-07-2017, 07:39 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2017
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This is a mystery to my mechanic and the Ford Dealer.
Bought my 2013 FG Falcon in May 2015. It drove beautifully. As we moved into winter, one morning for the first 5Km the whole car vibrated like I was on a corrugated dirt road. After 5Km or so it went smooth and was fine for the rest of my trip that day. The same thing happened every cold morning. As the weather warmed up in spring it didn't occur again. Next winter, the same thing. I concluded that maybe the tyre rubber had gone hard and developed flats while being parked and needed 5Km to warm up and go round. Spring and summer all good again. I decided not to put up with it for a third winter so I replaced all four tyres four weeks ago. Guess what, same vibration except it does not go away until I have driven 20 Km but is only vibrating between 47-63 KPH. However, some days it does not happen at all in the morning and is there for the second trip of the same day. I know it is weird. I just don't know where to go from here. Any ideas? ellobo. |
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FGII vibration
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