2002 Montana Vibration When Accelerating on Right Turn/Cornering

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Okay, we tried new tires, balance, alignment, new right axle assembly complete and still get a strange vibration when accelerating on a right turn/corner. If we coast, no vibration. Is there something in these transmissions that goes bad and causes this?


Thanks for any insight!

Kelly
 
Wheel bearing or CV
 
vibration

Did the CV w/ Axle. Wheel bearing seemed fine, but okay, next on the list!
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vibration

How can it be a bearing if it ONLY happens when accelerating through a right hand turn? If cv or bearing it would happen all the time would it not?

Thanks

Kelly
 
what else is there to change ? tie rod? ball joints,wheel bearing,tie rods all can be checked when the van is jacked up or that wheel is off the ground . It would be very odd if the wheel bearing had "no" play but was still bad.well what ever it is let us know,good luck.
 
Check the motor and transmission mounts.
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vibration

Okay, now replaced entire right hub assembly. Same vibration.

What could cause this?

Sheesh!!


Kelly

:mad::mad::mad::mad:
 
I had a bad left front hub/bearing a while back and it would really get loud/sort of grinding noise when I made a right turn,the weight of the van shifts to the left side when I turned to the right.
 
I had this problem till I had a squeaky belt noise. After much investigation,,,,,I found out the Harminic Balancer was wobbling at the bottom of the drive belt. Check yours with a flashlight and see. Since I had it changed my right wheel wobble is gone! It is a heavy round wheel that holds the crankshaft I think.
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