A wavy of Vibrations as i drive at 50mph

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Rhoward

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I have a 2016 Chevy Tahoe, PPV. I am at about 199400 miles.
I've had the Transmission rebuild recently, and Engine rebuild at 140k

While I drive my Tahoe (everyday), more recently my Tahoe will have a very hard vibration. It's up front and it's only when I'm not accelerating and I'm in the Lower RMPs.

When I press thebgas and climb in speed the vibration goes away. When I coast back to a even speed. The vibration returns. And it comes in waves.

I have a video of the vibration, I don't know if it clear. I'll try to share it.

. This is the video
Hi,
I have a 2016 Chevy Tahoe LTZ also. Pretty much doing the same thing as you described that yours was doing. When driving accelerating between 50 to 70 mph I can feel a vibration come and go. After about about maybe 5 or 10mins it will stop. Did you ever resolve this issue?
 

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Not easy chasing the intermittent issue. Can you check any of the boxes in the above comments? Check away bar bushings and links, ball joints, tie rods, tire wear/balance/psi, exhaust valve, trans fluid/torque converter, U-joints, etc to narrow
 

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Have you installed a cold air intake? Those remove the Helmholtz chamber making pulses back down the intake tract more-pronounced when the truck is in 4-cyl. mode. It's more-evident at slower speeds when wind and tire noise are low. It immediately goes away when you move the throttle and the engine goes onto 8-cyl mode. You can almost feel it on our '12 Caprice 9C1 when it's in 4-cyl mode around 30-35.
 
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