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Check tire balance or wheel bearings in front axle

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Q: What causes f350 steering wheel shake when accelerate?
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What causes my 98 Lincoln Continentals steering wheel to shake?

balance your tires


What makes a steering wheel shake?

What make the steering wheel shake is the tires that need wheel balance.


What causes the steering wheel to shake when you turn?

Loose or worn steering parts, suspension worn, tires out of balance.


What causes the steering wheel to shake back and forth when car is idling?

Your power steering pump and or steering box may be about to give out on you.


What causes steering wheel shake at high speeds?

Tire out of balance, bent wheel, drive shaft bent, loose or worn steering parts.


What causes the steering wheel shake without braking?

You may need a wheel alignment, or you may need bushings.


Why causes your Honda Odyssey steering wheel to shake while driving on the highway?

Wheels are out of balance


What causes your steering wheel to shake when you hit a bump?

Worn steering or suspension parts. This can be very dangerous, so have this repaired ASAP.


What causes a Jeep Wrangler to shake after 50mph?

Sounds like wheel balance, but check the steering dampner.


What causes a car and the steering wheel to shake when turning left at high speeds?

have front suspension checked


Does a steering wheel shake damage the vehicle?

Not the steering wheel shake itself, however what is causing the steering wheel shake, can certainly be extremely dangerous and potentially cause you to lose control of the vehicle. **GET IT CHECKED OUT BEFORE THAT HAPPENS**


What are the Symptoms of unbalanced wheels?

You will feel the steering wheel shake or judder in your hands at a certain speed. You will usually find it is ok at a lower speed then you feel the steering wheel shake as you accelerate and then disappears again as you go faster. Usually the shaking appears at exactly the speed you want to go (Murphy's law)