Didnt before, now I have wobble...
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Didnt before, now I have wobble...
Ok, 4dr automatic Rubicon on 37's. Had no wobble before going wheelin. Didnt have wobble on the 200 mile trip home. Now we have wobble when hitting bumps... seems mostly when hitting bumps on drivers side.
Made sure everything was tight, al wheel weights are still attached, proper psi in tires, nothing bent or damaged. Only thing that is differant is our stock DS boot tore during wheeling. Dont think that can be an issue?
Any suggestions?
Made sure everything was tight, al wheel weights are still attached, proper psi in tires, nothing bent or damaged. Only thing that is differant is our stock DS boot tore during wheeling. Dont think that can be an issue?
Any suggestions?
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I recently had a case of the wobbles in the steering wheel (which if I hit a bump while the wheel was wobbling turned into a bad case of the wobbles). I tried everything, turns out my tires were out of balance.
I would try there, its a lot cheaper than getting your DS balanced.
I would try there, its a lot cheaper than getting your DS balanced.
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Ok, 4dr automatic Rubicon on 37's. Had no wobble before going wheelin. Didnt have wobble on the 200 mile trip home. Now we have wobble when hitting bumps... seems mostly when hitting bumps on drivers side.
Made sure everything was tight, al wheel weights are still attached, proper psi in tires, nothing bent or damaged. Only thing that is differant is our stock DS boot tore during wheeling. Dont think that can be an issue?
Any suggestions?
Made sure everything was tight, al wheel weights are still attached, proper psi in tires, nothing bent or damaged. Only thing that is differant is our stock DS boot tore during wheeling. Dont think that can be an issue?
Any suggestions?
Also, start your Jeep, get another person to steer the wheels full turn side to side while you inspect the front track bar and tie rod ends. Look for jerky movement or clunking.