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Cyclical vibration at 70mpk/120kph
I have recently started getting a cyclical vibration at speeds around the above. It repeats about every five seconds. As an obscure reference, it is similar to what you get in a twin-engined plane when the prop speeds are not synchronized? Is something like this as simple as needing the wheels re-balanced? (This is with the CLK500)
Momo
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If it has started recently, I would suspect balance of the tires first. Then check the propellor shaft flex discs just in case, although it is likely they are ok since it is such a new car. Most the time when I get any vibrations it turns out to be the tires, not just balanced, but bad, I had a bald spot on my right rear, they tell me it was from peeling out too much! ha ha.. Good luck!
Brian
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