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Crap... Death Wobble.
Well, my '94s death wobble is back.
The first time, I replaced the tires and all was good. About 9 months later, going down the road about 40mph, the old familiar lub-lub-lub-lub-lub is back. I'm going to throw some air into the tires, they look a bit low. Hopefully this is a one time thing... Which steering components tend to bite the dust first? Track bar? The Jeep has about 160k miles... |
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Re: Crap... Death Wobble.
Track bar first. A steering stablizer might help, but no sustitute for repair of worn ball joints or tie-rod ends.
Do you have "big" tires? |
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Re: Crap... Death Wobble.
No... right now it is all stock (well, the 225 'option' tires).
Oh, and I replaced the stabilizer around a month before the new tires. |
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Re: Crap... Death Wobble.
Yeah...air them tires up a bit, fill with gas to make it sit flatter and then try it.
It might need an alignment also. |
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Re: Crap... Death Wobble.
Alright... I'll try that first one.
The joints on the Track bar are pretty worn. (I guess 15 years will do that :-) If air or an alignment don't work, I'll replace those. Thanks for the info! I'll see what I can do. |
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Re: Crap... Death Wobble.
Also don't forget to check that the wheels are balanced as you might have hit a pot hole and thrown a weight causing one of the front wheels to be out of balance.
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Re: Crap... Death Wobble.
Well, It's been a week and no DW. I simply aired up the tires. :-)
Quirky things, these Cherokees... |
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