I have a 1993 Camry and it vibrates starting at 50M.P.H. and then it gradually disappears when it reaches 60-65 M.P.H.. I have balanced the wheels, moved the tires from front to rear and did a wheel alignment. Anyone else have any ideas. Other then those speeds it runs pretty smooth.
Alex
I have had the same problem for years and finally found the source---worn motor mounts.
Are your rims (wheels) steel or mags? If they are steel, one or more may have been buckled. This can be checked on the dynamic balancer. Look for runout (wheel wobble) in the horizontal and vertical plain. If I recall,
1/8" is the maximum.It is a common belief that balncing can eliminate vibration caused by untrue rims or wheels,...this is not so.
Jason
I had the same problem , I threw out all the beer cans and it went away
My problem was caused by rim runout. Replaced 2 rims, all is OK now.
I had similar problem.
Cause: the heat shield bolts rusted away and the heat shield was resting on the exhaust pipe. There were certain speeds that it started vibrating - hard to see unless you crawl under car.
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