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Hi all
Just come outta the garage after having a new steering rack fitted as the old was on its way out im still getting the steering wheel wooble between 60-80mph!!!!
Bits that have been done so far
News discs and pads Pagid ones
Control Arms both sides BUT THESE WAS A CHEAP SET
Lower control arms both sides
Tie rod ends both sides
Wheels balanced by a proper machine
Brand new tyres on front
Wheels checked for buckles or cracks
New steering rack today as the old one was clicking and clonking
Tracking done
Put a different set of front wheels on from a newer x5 and no different
Checked the callipers both sides nothing seizing or seized and not getting hot
Drive shafts both sides have been done today to no avail
Can some one please help
What else is there left to replace on the car to stop this wobble
Any help much appreciated
Thanks
Just come outta the garage after having a new steering rack fitted as the old was on its way out im still getting the steering wheel wooble between 60-80mph!!!!
Bits that have been done so far
News discs and pads Pagid ones
Control Arms both sides BUT THESE WAS A CHEAP SET
Lower control arms both sides
Tie rod ends both sides
Wheels balanced by a proper machine
Brand new tyres on front
Wheels checked for buckles or cracks
New steering rack today as the old one was clicking and clonking
Tracking done
Put a different set of front wheels on from a newer x5 and no different
Checked the callipers both sides nothing seizing or seized and not getting hot
Drive shafts both sides have been done today to no avail
Can some one please help
What else is there left to replace on the car to stop this wobble
Any help much appreciated
Thanks
In my experience, ensuring the (roughly) correct tyre pressure (on both sides) has a big impact on the amount of wheel wobble displayed. I have fallen foul of this a couple of times.
Also, some tyres I have bought have little rubber stubs (between the wear bars) that stick out past the tread level in some cases and can cause a degree of steering discomfort.
Hope this is of some use.
Also, some tyres I have bought have little rubber stubs (between the wear bars) that stick out past the tread level in some cases and can cause a degree of steering discomfort.
Hope this is of some use.
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