Subject	Shakes or shimmys are generally due to loose parts.
Posted by	JMartz on March 02, 2014 at 8:46 AM
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In Reply To	Front end shakes posted by BROOK-DADDY on March 01, 2014 at 11:15 PM
Message	Start with the ball joints on the steering arms, inside and outside locations. Check also the mounting points of the steering rack. Then the ball joints under the knuckles, the lower control arm bushing and the King Pin bearings. Finally look at the radius rod bushings and upper control arm. One oe more of those is loose. On ocassion a steering vibration can be caused by a bent out-of-round wheel or a mismanufactured wheel that was heavily balanced with weights that have come off and perhaps some others. Correcting suspension looseness is usually the cure.
Follow Ups	Front end shakes - BROOK-DADDY 23:15:24 03/01/14 Where on the front end? Need more info - Stanky 02:36:17 03/02/14 not that simple I'm afraid.. - Medallion Man 02:44:49 03/02/14 Shakes or shimmys are generally due to loose parts. - JMartz 08:46:11 03/02/14 If it happens only when you slow down you probably - John (MD) 21:46:09 03/02/14 Re: Front end shakes - Buckaroo Banzai 22:20:52 03/02/14
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