wheel wobble at 60+
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wheel wobble at 60+
I have a wheel wobble at motorway speed, nothing to serious just a slight wobble on the steering wheel, I noticed it after I changed my alloys, so first thing was change them back.... Still the wobble,
Had tacking done... Still wobble
Had new tyres fitted and balanced... Still wobble
Had track rod end done... Still wobble
I've changed gearbox and shafts aswell
Checked all stupid stuff like wheel nuts, bearings, roll bar, wish ones,
I really can't think of anything else but its really doing my head in.
Could top mounts cause this?
Had tacking done... Still wobble
Had new tyres fitted and balanced... Still wobble
Had track rod end done... Still wobble
I've changed gearbox and shafts aswell
Checked all stupid stuff like wheel nuts, bearings, roll bar, wish ones,
I really can't think of anything else but its really doing my head in.
Could top mounts cause this?
Re: wheel wobble at 60+
i've got a similar problem, but having changed my top mounts for he ones off my old car, it pretty much eliminates them. is it just a wobble through the steering wheel? or does it come trough the whole car?
knowing the very recent history of my SRi, i'm currently trying to find a pair of driveshafts...
>edit< just noticed youve shanged your shafts, did you put new outer cv joints on?
knowing the very recent history of my SRi, i'm currently trying to find a pair of driveshafts...
>edit< just noticed youve shanged your shafts, did you put new outer cv joints on?
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Re: wheel wobble at 60+
No just change them for ones off my mates cav when he broke it, I think top mounts are next on the list them...
I want to polybush it all tho
I want to polybush it all tho
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Re: wheel wobble at 60+
Is the weight still on the long shaft? If top mounts doesn't cure it consider having wheels balanced on the car, sounds like you've covered most other possibilities.
"No the temperature gauge doesn't work........
we've driven 150 miles today........
the heater went cold last Thursday........
they check the level when it's serviced don't they?"
we've driven 150 miles today........
the heater went cold last Thursday........
they check the level when it's serviced don't they?"
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Re: wheel wobble at 60+
^ check the joints and make sure one isn't starting to seize in one plane, can give a wicked wobble if it doesA-J wrote: >edit< just noticed youve shanged your shafts, did you put new outer cv joints on?
"No the temperature gauge doesn't work........
we've driven 150 miles today........
the heater went cold last Thursday........
they check the level when it's serviced don't they?"
we've driven 150 miles today........
the heater went cold last Thursday........
they check the level when it's serviced don't they?"
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Re: wheel wobble at 60+
Yea weight is on the long shaft, and if top mounts don't sort it then i really ain't got a clue, i know its defo not the wheels as I've tried my mates wheels and it still does it.
The shafts seemed fine, and I've changed them both but the exact wobble is still there.
I will report back when top mounts are changed
The shafts seemed fine, and I've changed them both but the exact wobble is still there.
I will report back when top mounts are changed
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Re: wheel wobble at 60+
another thought...try letting the handbrake shoes off a bit, I've seen a couple in the past that vibrate through the car because they are binding slightly when they warm up?
"No the temperature gauge doesn't work........
we've driven 150 miles today........
the heater went cold last Thursday........
they check the level when it's serviced don't they?"
we've driven 150 miles today........
the heater went cold last Thursday........
they check the level when it's serviced don't they?"
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Re: wheel wobble at 60+
That's a good idea, I keep debating if I shud fit the disk/drum rear beam
Re: wheel wobble at 60+
What the condition of the steering rack mounts, just a though cause you have been though most of the usual supects
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Re: wheel wobble at 60+
All seem in good condition
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If they are allright that just leaves the drive shaft, this could be bent slightly or not sitting right
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Re: wheel wobble at 60+
I changed drive shafts when I did the gearbox, the wobble was there before I did the shafts and box and is still there after I done them, I will change the top mounts and see if that sorts it
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Re: wheel wobble at 60+
have you changed the 2 rubbers in the center of rack?
behind inlet?
when i polly bushed mine made hell off a difference
no boaty feeling
behind inlet?
when i polly bushed mine made hell off a difference
no boaty feeling
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I still thinking steering rack ,check the armsPeanut_119 wrote:I changed drive shafts when I did the gearbox, the wobble was there before I did the shafts and box and is still there after I done them, I will change the top mounts and see if that sorts it