Subject	It could be your tension rod bushings>>>>>
Posted by	Michael on July 22, 2000 at 10:20 PM
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In Reply To	Shaking in the steering wheel... posted by asleep@the wheel on July 22, 2000 at 08:54 PM
Message	Several people believed they had warped rotors, but after replaceing thier bushings the wobble and shake went away. Do a search [to the your left<<<<<<<<<] and type in "tension rod" or "steering wheel vibration shake", and stuff like that and you see what i am talking about. [you could search under my name, i think i have a lot of postes about this. good luck, michael. : My car has developed a "shake" or a "wobble" in the steering wheel when I drive at normal speeds. I had the front tires re-balanced, but that didn't cure the problem. What do you think it is? Alignment? Rotors? (I should also mention that it gets real bad when I step hard on the brake). If it's the rotors, how difficult is it to replace them? ------------------------------------------------------------ "Twinturbo.net, Enough info for your ass to choke on!" "I'll worry about it when I can afford to do something about it." (all things relating to aftermarket stuff for my car) "I just want to be different, like everyone else."
Follow Ups	Shaking in the steering wheel... - asleep@the wheel 20:54:44 07/22/00 sounds like rotors, very easy DIY job (n/m) - Mike@ZSpeed 20:57:43 07/22/00 same here, my rotors are warped, yours must be also - trancesender 21:01:11 07/22/00 Re: same here, my rotors are warped, yours must be also - asleep@the wheel 21:11:07 07/22/00 order what rotors? (n/m) - trancesender 21:14:38 07/22/00 It could be your tension rod bushings>>>>> - Michael 22:20:51 07/22/00 What year is your car? - Black Mammoth 00:08:10 07/23/00 do not replace them man... read this.. - radmobile 10:24:57 07/23/00 Re: do not replace them man... read this.. - Black Mammoth 13:57:35 07/23/00
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