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steering problem (random pulling on highway and vibration)
How do you check control arms? Last time I jacked car up and tried to push and pull on the sides. It felt pretty solid though. Can someone with similar experience chime in? |
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I've had the same problem twice. I re-balanced the front wheels and it disappeared. I guess one of them threw a weight. Try this cheap fix first before taking to a dealer.
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Check wheel balance and alignment. I have had to get an alignment at least once a year since buying the X.
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Could also be the control arm which is what I think has happened to mine. I did the wheel balance an alignment on Sat...drove 200 miles on Sunday...no problem...vibration started again on Monday. GW
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i suggest checking your alignment and balancing all four tires (which is part of the alignment process at a proper shop). minor misalignment and imbalance will always be magnified at higher speeds.
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But how do you really check control arms? Last edited by flyingmachine; 02-07-2008 at 04:47 PM. |
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