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97 Rodeo rear wheel wobble, losing the battle
I have a rear wheel wobble that I cannot figure out. I replaced all 4 tires and installed new rear shocks. Still have wobble that fades in and out but never goes away. As I drive I adjust the drivers rear view mirror so I can see the rear wheel as I drive and can see it bouncing as if the shock was bad, noticably on a bumpy road, fades in and out on a smooth road. I had the tire shop recheck the tire balance and no change. If the tire is good, balanced, rim straight, and new shock, then what else could be causing this. I was told that a four wheel alignment may be the answer but that does not make sense to me. I have yet to examine the rear axle mounting bushings, but it was suggested. I just find it hard to believe that they could be the cause. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I cannot afford to keep experimenting.
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Re: 97 Rodeo rear wheel wobble, losing the battle
Over inflated tire?
weak busted spring?
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Re: 97 Rodeo rear wheel wobble, losing the battle
Have tire balance checked somewhere else.
Check for seperated tread. |
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Re: 97 Rodeo rear wheel wobble, losing the battle
bent axle shaft?
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Re: 97 Rodeo rear wheel wobble, losing the battle
I think you should check your back bearings
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