Howdy, I just bought a 1997 outback with 147,000 mi. I love it and it seems very solid. However, when I make left or right turn from a stop I get a rough vibration coming from the back wheels. If I am turning left, the back right wheel seems to be more the culprit and vise versa. I have never driven an AWD car before, so I have no ideas what this is. Any ideas?
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'97 Outback rear wheels vibrating
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, Feb 02 2005 09:14 PM
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Posted 03 February 2005 - 01:34 AM
Manual tranny or Auto? Do a search on Torque Bind on this forum, and see if your symptoms match. . .
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Posted 03 February 2005 - 02:21 PM
Manual tranny or Auto? Do a search on Torque Bind on this forum, and see if your symptoms match. . .
Thanks for the lead Gnuman. Looks like this is a common problem. I guess I will start by checking the tire circumfrance and then change the fluid in the tranny and differential. After that we'll see, maybe clutch pack (hope not). Thanks again.
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Posted 04 February 2005 - 01:44 AM
Thanks for the lead Gnuman. Looks like this is a common problem. I guess I will start by checking the tire circumfrance and then change the fluid in the tranny and differential. After that we'll see, maybe clutch pack (hope not). Thanks again.
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