In the paper, the formulated Weibull vibration reliability methodology is based on the cumulative vibration damage analysis. It lets us determine the reliability index of each damage element, each damage block, and the reliability of the analyzed element. The vibration cumulated damage is cumulated until D=1, by using the addressed vibration stress and a nonlinear cumulative damage model. Based on static and modal analysis, the vibration stress is determined by incorporating to it the geometry, weight and resonance effects. In the reliability analysis the Weibull shape (β) parameter is determined directly from the number of blocks, for which D=1. The damage element, damage block, and element reliability are all determined based on the values of beta (β) and D_i elements. Finally, based on the cumulated applied cycles n_i the Weibull scale (η) parameter is determined by to each D_i elements, damage block, and analyzed element.