Subject	Check the lateral runout of the tire, the rim and the >>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on May 24, 2015 at 4:19 AM
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In Reply To	shaking steering wheel under braking posted by shawnc on May 23, 2015 at 09:34 AM
Message	the rotor on each side of the front? Note could have lateral runout of each separately or all. Lateral runout of the rotor will cause steering wobble under braking. While you are at it look into the radial runout of the mounted tire on the rim. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	shaking steering wheel under braking - shawnc 09:34:24 05/23/15 looks as if all the obvious issues have been address. Just - jzack 10:53:59 05/23/15 What if the new MC isn't applying equal pressure to the - jzack 11:01:32 05/23/15 I'll check the TR again, but I did the replacement in '05ish - shawnc 11:13:02 05/23/15 Re: looks as if all the obvious issues have been address. Just - ttz'in (norcal) 13:53:04 05/23/15 Did you bleed system per FSM, which includes - ttz'in (norcal) 13:56:22 05/23/15 Bled correctly per FSM. Usually 88-90ft-lbs star pattern. - shawnc 14:31:51 05/23/15 Sounds like your on top of things, start with BMC. - ttz'in (norcal) 14:58:46 05/23/15 You didn't mention if you torqued all the lug nuts the - Zuberman 14:49:22 05/23/15 Check the lateral runout of the tire, the rim and the >> - ZUL8TR 04:19:50 05/24/15 I re-torqued wheels to 75ft-lbs. The last alignment shop I - shawnc 09:15:54 05/24/15 My hotshot alignment guy here, (decades in the biz) told me - Zuberman 14:19:18 05/24/15 It has been said that most engine wear is at start up. >> - ZUL8TR 04:17:18 05/25/15 It depends on whether her husband has a gun ;-) (n/m) - Zuberman 06:22:09 05/25/15 Agreed. Those are things I try to explain to people. You run - Zuberman 06:23:25 05/25/15
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