JDMlyfestyle

I just recently replaced my inner and outer tie rods. and i was driving the car today to get an alignment the steering wheel was shaking quite a bit would a bad alignment cause this i just wanna be sure there is no other problems

MugenHonda

Three things
1)alignment
2)Bad tires
3)Steering column
It can be a combination of both and vice versa, its you're deal

AlpineInstaller

Bad alignment, bad balancing, and warped rotors (if it increases during braking)

JDMlyfestyle

Tires just balanced, New Wheel bearings, New pads and rotors, new inner & outer tie rods, Ball joints. i need an alignment bad cause the steering wheel is way off. so im just going off the assumption its the alignment

JDMlyfestyle

its fine when im cruising on highways and ect. just at WOT

AlpineInstaller

Get the alignment... then come back. I doubt it's anything else. But let us know if the problem is still there.

HTH

ekmotorfiend

check your break your steerin wheel will shake if you need a brake job or if you lugs are loose. but it will pull if you need to get it aligned

Maness

I had that. So I got my alignment.
"Hey your right front axle needs replacement."
Got that fixed.
"Oh yeah, that squeeling, thats your breaks needing replacing, and we'll resurface your rotors."

But with how I drive, its probably my tires.
So it could very well be your tires.

10secwantabe

Tires just balanced, New Wheel bearings, New pads and rotors, new inner & outer tie rods, Ball joints.
Why did you do all this?

JDMlyfestyle

Because i was tired of replacing stuff and when i decided to do my suspension i did replaced everything just for my reassurance.

BTW the alignment fixed the shaking problem

10secwantabe

If you had to force the axle or the wheel bearing you may have disturbed the bearing this would cause the same effect.

AlpineInstaller

Glad to see alignment fixed the problem