[DMCForum] Re: wheels shake update...again

["twinenginedmc12" <twinenginedmc12@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Erik.

You tires might be unevenly worn from all the previous shaking 
around, if you drove the car far with it in that state.  That would 
be more or less self-correcting, and impossible to balance out 
anyway.  Getting your wheels balanced is still a good idea, but if 
the slight residual vibration at 60mph doesn't go away, non-roundness 
from uneven wear while the suspension was loose is probably why.

Congratulations on fixing your car.

Rick.


--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Erik Geerdink <dmcerik@xxxx> wrote:
> Ok, so I went under the car and retorqued everything.  I also 
reseated the steering rack to make sure.  I did notice that the sway 
bar wasn't torqued down enough.  And also the passenger 
tierod/spindle connection wasn't torqued all the way.  I also 
reseated and adjusted the upper and lower steering column joints.  
HUGE DIFFERENCE!!!!!  It drives like a different car.  My squirely 
rear end is gone, my teeth chattering rattle is gone as well.  There 
is still a bit of a vibration at 60MPH, but after I get passed 65mph 
it goes away.  If anyone has any ideas as to what the vibration might 
be, please let me know.  I'm betting I need to take it to a place 
that can balance my wheels properly.  Doesn't it need to be done on 
the car?  Last time i know it was done OFF the car.
>  
> Erik
>  
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