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Old 01-24-2022, 05:05 PM   #1
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Re: Death Wobble

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Originally Posted by Richard View Post
Would check front ball joints and wheel bearings for play with no weight on the tires. With tires on ground have someone move steering wheel back and forth to check drag link and tie rod ends. Also check steering box for play or any movement and frame for any cracks at mounting points. Another point to inspect is the spring bushings.
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Being that you had your engine out, the reduced weight on the front suspension may have caused an already wore out component to finally fail after getting the new engine installed.
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