2005 Equinox: 2005 chevy equinox vibration at low speeds...

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It is fairly easy, but you need a Beam Board to shine the lights on.

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I believe it is on the tail shaft of the transmission. It should have a two or three wire connection on it. It sends a signal to the speedometer. Hope this helps

The half shafts o.k.?

There are two rear Wheel hub on a chevy equinox. You also have a rear differential containing bearings.

There is no "cheking"to be done other than what you have done already.The movement,ANY movement,only means the universal joint is shot and needs replaced.I'm sure you've noticed a steady vibration.It's coming from bad U-joint.Replace it.

COULD HAVE LOW AND HIGH SPOTS IN THE BRAKE ROTORS.CHECK TIRES FOR DEFECTS.COULD NEED FRONT END ALIGNMENT OR BAD WHEEL BEARINGS CAUSE WHEELS VIBRATION.

check condition of front tire, also the balance of the fronts 65 is a common speed for tire vibration. do not overlook steering play(tie rods, ball joints) also bent wheel. any noise? could have wheel bearing issue. lots of places, like vip, pepboys, etc. will check front end for free hopeing to sell you a part. not bad deal because you do need "something" even if it is tires balanced.

I've had the exact opposite issue with my 2005 Equinox.
My rear door is locked and will not unlock.

get it scaned for codes. should be a faulty wheel speed sensor. need to scan to figure out which one or test them all manually with a multi meter.

knock sensor was chainged but the check engin light is still on my 2005 equinox is missing when going up hills at about 65 mph pleas help.