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stu.cutter76

New Member

• Apr 15, 2006

• #1

hello everyone!

Just developed a problem whereby when the car is at high speed (above 65 mph) the car judders excessive, starting to panic! Any ideas??

 

l3on

New Member

• Apr 15, 2006

• #2

Get your tracking checked, and whilst under there look at steering ball joints too.

 

Johno

New Member

• Apr 16, 2006

• #3

check your wheels balances are still all attached, go get em rebalanced if you been trashing it off road and theyremissing......

 

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ghazz

New Member

• Apr 17, 2006

• #4

Ya, I had to do the same thing, rebalance after offroading last year.

 

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jbarlow

New Member

• Apr 19, 2006

• #5

i had this on a car i used to have - i'd bought some cheap tyres and one of them went out of shape which caused juddering at motorway speeds.

 

ormus

New Member

• Apr 19, 2006

• #6

i generally find the round black ones, the best.

 

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jbarlow

New Member

• Apr 20, 2006

• #7

That cheap **** I bought stayed black but didn't stay round. I will never buy budget tyres again, ever.

 

yella

New Member

• Apr 20, 2006

• #8

check the prop donut, this can cause a judder when it starts to go

 

ormus

New Member

• Apr 20, 2006

• #9

also check your steering shaft uj,s.

 

l3on

New Member

• Apr 20, 2006

• #10

yella disco said:

check the prop donut

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I dunno, another new member and you insulting them already

 

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SydBassett

New Member

• Apr 20, 2006

• #11

Hi, chances are you just need an alignment. In general if the whole car shakes you need a rear alignment and if the steering wheel feels shaky you need a front alignment. Also hop under the front and you will see a bar I believe called the panhard arm make sure the bolt holding it is tight that holds it up on the driver's side. (you can see if it is loose by having someone wiggle the seering wheel) Good Luck