holy vibration, bad tie rod ends ?
06-11-07, 06:56 AM
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holy vibration, bad tie rod ends ?
saturday heading down miami i was racing a mustang when all of a sudden i drove over a 2 inch patch that was graded out of the road .couple minuites later i got off the highway and my steering wheel kept trembling from right to left when i go about 35 to 70 ,when i step on the brakes it goes away a little .can this be the tie rod ends ,a bad bushing or steering rack .all help will be greately appreciated
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06-11-07, 11:43 AM
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when i drive 75 and over it goes away but at low speeds its terrible ,it feels like something is about to break .this evening i will cheack the control arm bushings maby they are the culprit
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06-11-07, 03:49 PM
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my tires are not new but its good as well as the control arms and tie rods but after reading a couple of threads on soarer central i think the caliper might be shot because of the rust on it so im gonna check this now hopefully this solves my problem
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Sounds like you chunked some wheel weights or the belts in the tire are trying to if not already, separating. I would lean more to the tire. This could make it pull to one side or the other as well.
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