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Hello everyone so I am trying to figure out these vibrations that are being translated to the rear of my car. I used to always mount my gopro on the

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Old 12-25-2015, 11:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello everyone so I am trying to figure out these vibrations that are being translated to the rear of my car. I used to always mount my gopro on the rear window with the suction mount but noticed it kept falling off recently. After I recorded a video tonight I see what the issue is, there is a **** load of vibration on my rear window now and im not sure why.

I recently took my car in for an oil change and they did tell me I needed an alignment but its minor and is not needed immediately. I plan to get it done when my trip finishes but the vibration has me feeling a little off. Any ideas? Tire pressure is good on the rears.

Edit: To add, I dont notice any vibration in the car while I'm driving, no notice of handling difference however watching the video it seems it only happens at high speeds (60+).

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Uneven rear tires wear.?Tires out of balancing.?Bent drive shaft.?
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Since you are not feeling any vibration, it sounds like the hatch is not sealing tight enough and starts vibrating at higher speeds. IIRC, there is a procedure for adjusting the latch in the FSM.
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Uneven rear tires wear.?Tires out of balancing.?Bent drive shaft.?
I had them balanced when I got them replaced.

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Since you are not feeling any vibration, it sounds like the hatch is not sealing tight enough and starts vibrating at higher speeds. IIRC, there is a procedure for adjusting the latch in the FSM.
Weird I'm not getting the light.

I'll do a drive tomorrow with the windows up. It could have been poorly secured and I also had the windows down. So this could just be me being ridiculous.
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The stock GoPro mount is not sufficient to eliminate vibration at speed, even when mounted on the window glass. Look into getting a RAM Mount suction cup with GoPro adapter:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0091RA0KS..._nF3Dwb33JA7Z8
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If you have summer tiers or stock tiers in cold weather, they become like pastic and on high speeds like 60 mph will make em bounce, and that feeling is it.
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Check your tires you might have flat patches on your tires cuz of not using your car often. Hope you get your Z fixed.
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