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Sounds like a ball joint or an arm (although sounds like you've had the alignment checked which SHOULD have discovered that).

Is it a tight/sharp vibration or does it shake loosely - possibly even noisily?

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Sounds like a ball joint or an arm (although sounds like you've had the alignment checked which SHOULD have discovered that).

Is it a tight/sharp vibration or does it shake loosely - possibly even noisily?

it's like driving on bumps , with some noise like takatakataka smile.png

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Sounds like a ball joint or an arm (although sounds like you've had the alignment checked which SHOULD have discovered that).

Is it a tight/sharp vibration or does it shake loosely - possibly even noisily?

it's like driving on bumps , with some noise like takatakataka smile.png

Starting to lean towards transam's ABS theory.

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ABS, had the same problem. Did sort itself out. How many miles/KM has it done ?. Cos it could be as stated above. smile.png

its 4 yrs old and 67000km

There was a widespread issue with warped front rotors in Fortuners, which was rectified in the August 2008 minor change. Sounds like yours could possibly be one of the earlier ones?

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Sounds like a ball joint or an arm (although sounds like you've had the alignment checked which SHOULD have discovered that).

Is it a tight/sharp vibration or does it shake loosely - possibly even noisily?

it's like driving on bumps , with some noise like takatakataka smile.png

Now you are making sense, Takarakataka means you are low on break-fluid or your (direct-wheel) brake blocks have been abused(possibly while driving down the mountain)...

Replace them and report back.

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Sounds like a ball joint or an arm (although sounds like you've had the alignment checked which SHOULD have discovered that).

Is it a tight/sharp vibration or does it shake loosely - possibly even noisily?

it's like driving on bumps , with some noise like takatakataka smile.png

Now you are making sense, Takarakataka means you are low on break-fluid or your (direct-wheel) brake blocks have been abused(possibly while driving down the mountain)...

Replace them and report back.

hi Dancealot, i think you nailed it. it all started after I have been on a mountain, with a strong slope on the way down. although the break fluid box seems full, I will have the brake blocks checked. I will report back!

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