Death wobble

JUKE179r

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Sep 14, 2016
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Suffolkshire, UK
Yep! Eliminating that free play in steering helps.
Before, I had so much free play that I could turn my steering wheel from 12:00 position to the 2:00 position and then the wheels would start to turn.
 

K-rover

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Jan 15, 2010
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Raleigh, NC
Update:
Wobble is back. Its so strange. It only happens between 50mph and 60mph. but sometimes I can do 52 no problem then all of sudden the wheel just starts shaking side to side... I will say any brake input while in that speed range will make it 10x worse.
Would a warped brake rotor cause the wobbling?
Im not sure what else I can replace on the front end that hasnt already been replaced.
 

pdogg

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Jul 18, 2005
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Phoenix, AZ
Question, what panhard bar did you buy and what bushings are included? I bought a Terrafirma bar with Poly Bush bushings are there was so much slop in the system right out of the box, I was getting death wobble until I swapped to OEM LR rubber bushings.
 
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K-rover

Well-known member
Jan 15, 2010
2,170
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Raleigh, NC
Question, what panhard bar did you buy and what bushings are included? I bought a Terrafirma bar with Poly Bush bushings are there was so much slop in the system right out of the box, I was getting death wobble until I swapped to OEM LR rubber bushings.
I had a terrafirma in there that had been there about 6-7yrs with the orange polybush. The only reason I replaced it was I couldn't get it to adjust. The new TF came with red polybush. Honestly they both looked fine to me.