Jeep: Front end shake?

Tires out of balance. Try swapping front with rear
"Brian Chamberlin" <com> wrote in message
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Brian Chamberlin wrote: 


May be the beginnings of the infamous "death wobble". Mine was cured by
a simple wheel balance. I've heard other more horrendous fixes have
been needed.


Just google "death wobble Jeep"


michael

new steering stabilizer does wonders...if yours is oem and over 50K, replace
it!
"michael" <net> wrote in message
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mrb wrote: 


A bad Caster and Toe-in combo can make for a very unstable front end
with big tires. If that is the cause, a stabilizer is a weak bandaid for it.

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If there is a bad caster problem on a Jeep, you've got troubles, there is no
caster adjustment.

Spdloader



"TheSnoMan" <com> wrote in message
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Actually is can be done but it takes some work and the kind of work
needs depends on the front end design.

Spdloader wrote: 


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Solid axle, upper and lower ball joints. Caster sleeves weren't available
last time I checked, neither is the software within the Hunter, JCB, Bear,
or FMC to make caster adjustments.
You must be talking about "back yarding" a fix. Like shims under the spring
perches, but that adversely affects pinion angles.

Spdloader


"TheSnoMan" <com> wrote in message
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Spdloader wrote: 


Not sure I would call them backyard fixes because lots of time the front
axle needs to be tipped forward anyway and that helps pinion angle, it
does not hurt it.

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