I Have A 2004 Subaru Forester. Just Began To Notice A Slight Vibration At Very Low Speeds >10 Mph. Disappears At Higher Speeds, Comes Back At Low Speeds. Using Brakes Or Not.?
Answer:
Two areas come to mind:
CV joints on driveshaft. If the CV joints are worn out you will get a quivering. Often this vibration will be worse when turning and less when driving straight ahead. If you inspect the drive shafts you should be able to detect a loosness if they are unpromising.
Tires. If a tire has a flat spot or a damaged internal belt you will get vibrations. But unlike the CV amalgamated problem this will not change turning or straight driving. Try rotating the tires, this may change the vibration and you will know it be the tires.
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