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ok, im STILL having problems. I dont know what it is, and its hard to explain. Im gettin a shake when driving, it seems more when I let go of the gas or when im slowing down. When i jack up the car, I can wobble the tire.. I just replaced the wheel baring, and im still getting the same thing.
My dad thinks maybe the tierod.. I have no idea anymore, besides just keep replacing parts is there any good ways to check ? My guess from this statment i found on the net "If you grab it in the 12 and 6 o'clock positions, you are typically checking for play in wheel bearings and ball joints. If you grab it in the 9 and 3 o'clock positions you are typically checking for tie rod ends or wheel bearings. But you are not totally limited to these although the most common" Its the ball joint. Has any one had to replace there ball joint? I would liek to know how there car road before hand. This post has been edited by Digndoug: Oct 7, 2005 - 5:36 PM |
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if you can grab wobble the tire then its most likely the tie rod end
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QUOTE(lagos @ Oct 7, 2005 - 6:13 PM) if you can grab wobble the tire then its most likely the tie rod end [right][snapback]342308[/snapback][/right] Well That quote I found that i posted said, if i grab it at 12 and 6, which is what i did and it wobbles, that it is the wheel baring and or the ball jopints. I replaced the wheel baring, so does that mean its the ball joints? I had my buddie ask his brother, which works at a shop, an he said that if i replaced the wheel baring and its still doing it, that is most likly the ball joint. I guess im just going to replace and hope for the best. |
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I noticed that with low-profile tires the steering wheel shakes a lot too! I dunno, if its the tires or not, but I can feel every bump, pebble and even crack in the road.
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I know it's a bit of a strech, but have you replaced the clutch recently? If you have and off blance flywheel from a bad clutch, when you let off the gas is could cause shake. It's probably not it, but it seems like you've exhausted almost all your options.
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QUOTE(Bigmeanbulldog55 @ Oct 8, 2005 - 1:04 AM) I know it's a bit of a strech, but have you replaced the clutch recently? If you have and off blance flywheel from a bad clutch, when you let off the gas is could cause shake. It's probably not it, but it seems like you've exhausted almost all your options. [right][snapback]342399[/snapback][/right] def not the clutch i know how that feels.but I think im down to a ball joint, maybe something else. i dunno.. i wont get a chance to mess with it again till fri. |
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