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I have a Ford f250 and I just replaced my disk brakes and pads.....but it still shakes also when I get up to around 60 - 70 mph my doors and hood start vibrating I font what can be causing this? I want to get rid of this problem but don't know where to start

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look into getting a re-alignment or your tires rotated and balanced

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my wheel shakes over 60.,, everyone has told me its the alignment, but even after getting re-aligned, the problem returns. I'm looking into dropping the car and replacing the sway bars and some other suspension components so maybe those things will help... i've had the wheels balanced and aligned at least 3 times. (i obviously only paid the one time and kept going back)

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Check your tires, make sure there wearing even. If its 4 wheel drive check the CV shafts, and as mentioned ball joints, and make sure the wheel weights are all there, also check the tie rod ends both inner and outer, not likely but check the wheel bearings. If that doesnt work make sure your wheel isnt bent. I had a shaking problem from 60-65 and I replaced all 4 tire rod ends, wheel bearings, ball joints, etc. turns out the wheel was very slightly bent.

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Wheel balance, wheel balance, wheel balance. Do you feel it in the steering wheel? If you do its front tires. if its your seats, its rear tires. Alignment does not cause a vibration (unless it's way out of spec). Look at the tires. Abnormal wear is an alignment. Choppy tread blocks (cupping) is wheel balance. Alignments can cause a shimmy in the steering wheel. If so then its an alignment. I'd say start with a balance because its cheaper, then if that dont fix it do the alignment. :drinks:

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