shaking over 60 mph
shaking over 60 mph
I have a 2010 maxima s and i get the freeway to work every morning and i get shaking in my steering wheel when i accelerate over 60mph anyone know whats up with it? also it takes a while to accelerate like im stuck in gear if you know what imean
Has it been a while since you had your tires balanced? Do you have any codes? The car taking a while to get up to speed is definitely not normal.
My transmission had issues with being stuck in a simulated gear. This only happened when the car was in sport mode. It would happen when accelerating from a stop. It was different than your issue though, as the car would accelerate, rpms would go really high, & the simulated gear would not change.
If it is an issue with the transmission, your 2010 is covered under the 120k mile 10 year warranty. Might be worth getting it checked out by the dealer.
My transmission had issues with being stuck in a simulated gear. This only happened when the car was in sport mode. It would happen when accelerating from a stop. It was different than your issue though, as the car would accelerate, rpms would go really high, & the simulated gear would not change.
If it is an issue with the transmission, your 2010 is covered under the 120k mile 10 year warranty. Might be worth getting it checked out by the dealer.
I would suggest looking at your tires/balancing/alignment for the shaking. If your tires aren't obviously worn out the. I would get a cheap tire rotation to see if that helps. As for the sluggish acceleration I am at a loss. I'd check to see if you have any codes then Perhaps I'd take it to the dealer to be looked at as suggested above.
There are many things that can cause high speed vibration. The easy things to check are:
Tire condition and inflation
Wheel condition
Wheel/hub bearing play
Once those items are ruled out it's time to go to a shop or the dealer...
They should check:
Tire/Wheel balance
Wheel alignment
If your tires are at the end of their life there's a very good chance the wear pattern, and balance are off causing vibration. New tires and a proper mount and balance will fix that issue... Anytime you replace all four tires a 4 wheel alignment should be done...
Tire condition and inflation
Wheel condition
Wheel/hub bearing play
Once those items are ruled out it's time to go to a shop or the dealer...
They should check:
Tire/Wheel balance
Wheel alignment
If your tires are at the end of their life there's a very good chance the wear pattern, and balance are off causing vibration. New tires and a proper mount and balance will fix that issue... Anytime you replace all four tires a 4 wheel alignment should be done...
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