Whats up guys i dont know what the hell is wrong with my car everytime i turn to a certain direction the steering wheel seems to kind of shake a little to bit but constant like if it wants to turn opposite direction i took it to a shop they said to change the front lower control arm bushing the inner ones, they said that it was bad, so i did both of them with them, through out the same day i went to get an aligment and it still doing the same thing.....please help techs.......Mind you its a 94 civic dx no powersteering for some reason the steering seems kind of smooth which is not normal ?

 

First of all it's kind of hard to understand the exact problem you're trying to explain because of the huge run-on sentence, and problems like these are very hard to diagnose on the internet without actually being able to see and/or drive the car.

I work at a shop and I'm trying to figure out exactly what you're trying to explain here.

I know exactly which bushings they told you to change - hey do tend to **** out on 92-95 Civics.

I'm thinking you might have a bad CV axle inner joint. Outer joints click, but inner joints can cause wobbling under acceleration and also under certain steering angles.

Have you hit anything recectly? Is there any particular instant you can think of that caused this problem? Did you hear a "pop" or anything when the issues started?

 

BTW have the alignmen shop check he inner and outer tie rods too.

Is the steering wheel straight when you're going straight down the road?

 

I did hit a good couple of potholes over here like 2 days ago, it was raining hard i couldnt even tell if there were any potholes they were filled with water. I was going at a good speed maybe 50-60, ever since that day its been acting like that, but i didnt here any popping noise cause of the rain. The steering wheel is straight when it goes down the road. But it doesn't wobble only when i turn, and theres no clicking noise like if the axle is about to go.