2002 Buick Lesabre vibrations at low speeds

Asked by GuruY7FDW Apr 04, 2018 at 08:47 PM about the 2002 Buick LeSabre Limited Sedan FWD

Question type: General

2002 Buick Lesabre is vibrating even at low speeds
on a smooth road. I don’t know what to change. I
have 3 small kids and can’t afford much as my ex
wife took my garage and tools with the house but I
need to fix this as this is the only car my kids and I
have. I got a service suspension warning light. It
could be a wheel bearing, loose struts? Or
something, I’m not sure.

4 Answers

225,955

Your just going to have to jack the front end up and start checking. Pull back and forth on the wheels from the top and bottom, seeing if there is play indicating a wheel bearing, look for torn boots on the front cv axles, no torn boots then the cv joints would still be good, A strut would give you a clunk. Look for a broken spring, bad strut mounts.

225,955

A vibration is from something that is turning, rotating, that has to do with the wheel or drive line. More than likely something with the drive line.

10,660

It would help to have a little more detail on the "vibration" A delaminated tire, will cause the care to "wiggle" at low speeds

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