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spanner



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Steering Vibration

Last weekend I had my local indy change track rod ends lower ball joints drop links and lower arms got it re tracked and also had it MOT but as I drive it it does not feel right to me there seems to be a lot of vibration through the steering wheel
its not like balance issues but could be supose I took it back to my indy and we both whent through the parts changed and all seems right anyone had similar issues ???

Post #167287 24th Jan 2013 8:59pm
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wats39



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Scotland 2004 Range Rover SE Td6 Alaska White

Might be worth checking the mounting faces where the wheel and hub bolt together to make sure they are clean. this would cause the steering wheel to shake. '04 td6 se
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United Kingdom 2011 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Atacama Sand

could be a binding brake caliper. had this on mine last week - vibration through the steering wheel at 50-60 mph. Took wheel off, checked brake was free, now vibration gone, all good!

Post #167358 24th Jan 2013 11:19pm
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Thats interesting when you say binding what exactly was causing the bind

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Binding usually caused by a perished rubber seal on the caliper piston, had this ages ago. After a run , touch the wheel, if its hot, caliper sticking on, mine used to get so hot the pads would be smoking like a bstard.

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if it drove ok before the work was done then the problem is related to the work carried out, take it back and complain.. ... - .- -.




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Post #167383 25th Jan 2013 9:20am
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I did Stan I got under the car with my mechanic we went through everything but could not find a thing however the brake calipers had to come off and it sounds plausible that this is the issue

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seems to point to the callipers..let us know the out come Spanner.. ... - .- -.




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Ring your mechanic and ask if he has an infrared thermometer... Then arange a time you can "GENTLY" drive the car to him and he can zap both wheels and compare the temps... Thumbs Up


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