C70 Shaking under acceleration - Page 2

stevesecor · Dec 14th, 2021, 20:40

I just had the same thing with my 2011 C70 T5. I ended up doing both sides and then had them re-done because of a problem and a warranty issue with the original replacements. Still isn't 100% smooth but is mush better

wynnj · Dec 15th, 2021, 09:36

Jack one side of the car up so the wheel hangs loose, rotate that wheel a few times then lower and take the car for a drive. If the vibration disappears, albeit only temporarily, it will be the inner joint on that side. If no difference try on the other side. This process moves the inner spider in the joint to a less worn part, but it soon reverts to it's 'normal' position after driving.

Rich850R · Dec 15th, 2021, 11:35

put money on it being driveshafts

jtaw45 · Dec 21st, 2021, 11:20

Both driveshafts have been replaced, there was play in both inner cv joints. It drives better now but still not 100% in my opinion. It's developed a knock now so will go back for ball joint and drop link and see how it goes. Not convinced the shaking isn't going to come back soon.

Rich850R · Dec 21st, 2021, 13:13

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Originally Posted by jtaw45

Both driveshafts have been replaced, there was play in both inner cv joints. It drives better now but still not 100% in my opinion. It's developed a knock now so will go back for ball joint and drop link and see how it goes. Not convinced the shaking isn't going to come back soon.

Did you replace with genuine driveshafts???

jtaw45 · Dec 21st, 2021, 16:39

No i didn't, i used quality aftermarket ones. I sell car parts for a living and took the chance that my premium brand would be up to scratch.

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stevesecor New Member Last Online: Mar 9th, 2022 21:59 Join Date: Dec 2021 Location: Holland, MI	C70 shake I just had the same thing with my 2011 C70 T5. I ended up doing both sides and then had them re-done because of a problem and a warranty issue with the original replacements. Still isn't 100% smooth but is mush better

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Dec 15th, 2021, 09:36	#12
wynnj Master Member Last Online: Yesterday 21:49 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Sandhurst	Jack one side of the car up so the wheel hangs loose, rotate that wheel a few times then lower and take the car for a drive. If the vibration disappears, albeit only temporarily, it will be the inner joint on that side. If no difference try on the other side. This process moves the inner spider in the joint to a less worn part, but it soon reverts to it's 'normal' position after driving.

Dec 15th, 2021, 11:35	#13
Rich850R Master Member Last Online: Apr 17th, 2024 17:16 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Northants View Photos By: Rich850R	put money on it being driveshafts

Dec 21st, 2021, 11:20	#14
jtaw45 Senior Member Last Online: Feb 13th, 2024 10:42 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Hull	Both driveshafts have been replaced, there was play in both inner cv joints. It drives better now but still not 100% in my opinion. It's developed a knock now so will go back for ball joint and drop link and see how it goes. Not convinced the shaking isn't going to come back soon.

Dec 21st, 2021, 16:39	#16
jtaw45 Senior Member Last Online: Feb 13th, 2024 10:42 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Hull	No i didn't, i used quality aftermarket ones. I sell car parts for a living and took the chance that my premium brand would be up to scratch.

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