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Steering wheel vibration 900

posted by  D.P. on  Thu Aug 22 04:13 CST 2002
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Check all your bushings, joints, tie rod ends, etc... I had the same problem on my 1991 744. Replaced everything under there while I was doing the front struts (all parts changes were long overdue, yours may not be) Used poly wherever possible. Night and day difference. According to IPD and other brickters far more knowledgeable than me, the control arm stay bushings are a long known culprit for the symptoms you are experiencing.

I purchased a 4 corner bushing and bearing kit with shocks for $500.00 from FCP Groton.
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Regards,

David
1991 744 NA 139+K Miles





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