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Interesting. Which car has an unbalanced tire warning light? A problem with the wheel speed sensor will trigger several warning lights. When you turned the engine off to check your fuel cap, the sensor reset and lights went out. As you keep driving the sensor will trigger the alerts again.
I would say your problem is still possibly brake related because of your experience with clamping the rear lines. You have changed everything out in the system except the Master Cylinder and the actual brake lines. Never heard of Master Cylinder causing symptoms you describe, but I am only a shade tree mechanic. My only other suggestion would be to verify your rear tires are properly balanced. There is very little weight in the rear of a pickup and unbalanced tire(s) would exhibit the symptom in any car, but most especially in the rear of an unloaded truck. This is a tough one! Keep us posted on your progress in getting this one fixed.
If it is unbalanced, it should vibrate on the steering wheel. you should rewrite your problem and include car type, speed that it happens. Also take off any hubcaps and rotate tires front to rear and see if it changes.
On my 2010 LaCrosse had a panel behind passenger side wheel weld that was loose, second time to dealer they found it. Almost felt like I has a flat tire by the sound!
Might check your brake disc(rust, end of the pad) and/or check if your tires are unbalanced at the mentioned speed. Unbalanced tires might cause knock/vibrating
Shaking could be caused by a bad tire, unbalanced tire or problem in the suspension. You can put the front tires on back and back on front. If the shaking stops its related to the tires.
Do you mean 80km/hr? If so then it sounds like you either have unbalanced tires or a bad wheel bearing. If you recently got new tires then it is probably an unbalanced tire, take the car back to your tire shop and ask them to re balance the tires. If that is not the problem then look into a new wheel bearing. These need to be pressed in and out, which most machine shops/mechanics will do for a small fee. Other than that you have to pull the hub out and take it with you to be pressed.
shaking may be caused by unbalanced tires or separation on belts inside the tire. A tire shop should be able to determine if it is your tires. Hope this helps Tim
The ONLY thing it could be is tire out of balance....
Have your tires rotated and balanced and your problem will go away...(unless the tires are worn out. lol)
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