What cause the death shake
The death shake driving down the road how to fix
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Usually worn ball joint/track bar bushings. Also a worn out steering stabilizer. Check for movement in the rubber bushings or better yet, if they have never been replaced, go ahead and get new bushings. Best to get the OEM type, poly bushing squeak quite a bit.
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Snow inside wheels? Dangerously loosened wheel nuts/bolts? Wheel weight came off one of the wheels, now running unbalanced? Unevenly worn tires? Worn drive shaft U joints? If you're not familiar with hands on vehicle maintenance, ask someone (friends, relatives, etc) who knows the things for help. If very concerned, drive slowly to your nearest repair shop for someone to assess what's wrong.
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