how do I check lower ball joint
#1
how do I check lower ball joint
The steering wheel shakes when I go past 100km/h
Sometimes it's pretty violent, sometime it's not too bad, sometime it doesn't shake at all.
Braking or stearing make no difference.
I know there is a very slight play in the wheel bearing, but I'm leaning towards a faulty ball joint... Does anyone have a procedure to check the lower balljoint?
Sometimes it's pretty violent, sometime it's not too bad, sometime it doesn't shake at all.
Braking or stearing make no difference.
I know there is a very slight play in the wheel bearing, but I'm leaning towards a faulty ball joint... Does anyone have a procedure to check the lower balljoint?
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Jack that corner up off the ground, then push and pull on the wheel, get a finger or two on the ball joint while you're doing this, if you can feel movement, it's toast. But, it is unlikely that a bad ball-joint is causing steering wheel vibration. My current DD has bad lower ball joints on both sides and the most I get is an occasional 'loose' feeling in corners.
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The steering wheel shakes when I go past 100km/h
Sometimes it's pretty violent, sometime it's not too bad, sometime it doesn't shake at all.
Braking or stearing make no difference.
I know there is a very slight play in the wheel bearing, but I'm leaning towards a faulty ball joint... Does anyone have a procedure to check the lower balljoint?
Sometimes it's pretty violent, sometime it's not too bad, sometime it doesn't shake at all.
Braking or stearing make no difference.
I know there is a very slight play in the wheel bearing, but I'm leaning towards a faulty ball joint... Does anyone have a procedure to check the lower balljoint?
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