If you've ruled out a bent wheel or broken belt in a tire, and an engine misfire, suspect a worn inner cv joint housing, especially if the shaking is in the steering wheel and goes away when you let off the gas. It is usually more noticeable when turning and accelerating, such as when turning out of a parking lot onto an up-hill road, (more load). Holler back if you want to inspect it yourself. I've replaced about two dozen joints and shaft assemblies for this problem, and it's almost always the right one.
This article shows how to replace the entire half shaft. You can almost always find new ones today for less than $100.00, so it doesn't pay to try to repair a single CV joint:
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/replace-cv-axle
The inner CV joint has to be disassembled to look for the cause of the vibration. Specifically, the three highly-polished rolling surfaces, (one is indicated by the blue arrow), must be inspected.
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Wednesday, January 26th, 2022 AT 5:32 PM
