RE: [doc] shakey wakey wibbly wobbly wheel ???
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RE: [doc] shakey wakey wibbly wobbly wheel ???



Hi James

I had this problem after I had new tyres fitted to a car a couple of years
ago.

When they fitted the wheels and pumped them up they had not drained the
compressor of the water, consequently they were o.k on the balancing m/c but
went to pot on the road.

Another reason could be the brake discs out of true.

Have you done anything to the car prior to this happening .

Regards


Kevin #5959

-----Original Message-----
From: jamesrguk [mailto:James_rg@xxxx]
Sent: 08 March 2003 8:53 AM
To: doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [doc] shakey wakey wibbly wobbly wheel ???


Hi all,

I drove my car to work today and experienced somthing rather wierd,
at first all was fine but then suddenly I started getting a feirce
wibration from the steering wheel, even at about 15mph!
It was quite violent and at 30mph it was hard to hold the steering
wheel! needless to say I pulled over to give the wheel nuts the
quick once over and have a look around before causiously setting off
again.

Then suddenly it was gone and back to normal, then about 5 miles
later I slowed for a roundabout then pulled away and had the same
thing, it was so bad I pulled over again to have a wiggle on the
wheels to check they were not loose. I hobbeled on to work at about
5mph where I now have it on the ramp and as far as I can see
everything is fine, no play in the rack, the rack is solid on the
frame etc...

Any ideas?

James RG


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