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1986 244 DL high-speed driving question 200

posted by  Milanomike on  Wed Sep 18 13:54 CST 2002
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Well, the cheapest fix is an out of balance tire or two. I'd pursue that first, assuming the tires are good. I never seem to buy used cars with good tires, maybe your better than me. While I was checking my tires, I'd do some basic checks with the car on jackstands, check tie rods, ball joint looseness, etc. High mileage cars 150,000 or better will likely need ball joints and bushings. Tie rod ends inner and outer could also be worn. Good luck.






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