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Front End Worries 200 89

posted by  someone claiming to be Jamie on  Fri Apr 27 06:55 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Thank goodness for all you good Volvo folks!

I'm not quite a do-it-yourselfer and I've been let down a couple too many times by my friendly neighborhood Volvo mechanic.

My problem is front-end related. I've got a bit of a shake that I can feel on the steering wheel happening at lower speeds(10-30 mph). It disappears at higher speeds. Doesn't seem to have a definite pull one way or the other. Tires could use replacing in the next bit but they aren't too bad. Hope this is enough to get a bit of a diagnosis as to what my problem may be.

I've had the wagon for 3 years and it's mighty minty, it had 40,000 miles on it when I bought it and now has 67,000 on it. It's been a GREAT car but unfortunately I think I'm due to spend some bucks on it. This is my first foray into Volvo Front-End stuff so I hope it isn't too painful on the pocketbook. Thanks





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