Somethings up with my Suspension. Wheel Bearing Maybe?
yeah i know this video sucks but while i was doing this the wheel shook ever so slightly from left to right. anyone know what it could possibly be? im guessing more than likely a wheel bearing. its on both front wheels where this occurs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4nvOZwckFE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4nvOZwckFE
Does it do it from top to bottom? They move slightly right to left because of the rack movement. Grab the tire top and bottom and see if it moves, thats most likely bearing.
i was thinking this as well but im not sure.
nope not from top to bottom at all, just left to right and right to left
nope not from top to bottom at all, just left to right and right to left
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Usually you can tell bad wheel bearings if the tire is able to move in any direction. Side to side by itself could be tie rods. In/out by itself could be ball joints.
See if the tire moves in all directions and also try plunging it in and out.
Then remove the wheel/tire and grab the spindle to see if it shakes. If the spindle is solid, your ball joints are fine. Then grab the tie rod end and shake it. If it doesn't move, you know it's not your tie rod.
Easy.
See if the tire moves in all directions and also try plunging it in and out.
Then remove the wheel/tire and grab the spindle to see if it shakes. If the spindle is solid, your ball joints are fine. Then grab the tie rod end and shake it. If it doesn't move, you know it's not your tie rod.
Easy.
Usually you can tell bad wheel bearings if the tire is able to move in any direction. Side to side by itself could be tie rods. In/out by itself could be ball joints.
See if the tire moves in all directions and also try plunging it in and out.
Then remove the wheel/tire and grab the spindle to see if it shakes. If the spindle is solid, your ball joints are fine. Then grab the tie rod end and shake it. If it doesn't move, you know it's not your tie rod.
Easy.
See if the tire moves in all directions and also try plunging it in and out.
Then remove the wheel/tire and grab the spindle to see if it shakes. If the spindle is solid, your ball joints are fine. Then grab the tie rod end and shake it. If it doesn't move, you know it's not your tie rod.
Easy.
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