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960 Shake in steering wheel at highway speeds. 900

posted by  Abnormally Aspirated 945T on  Sun Jan 4 16:13 CST 2004
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I'm beginning to think this a more common problem than i would have guessed. There is a good article in the FAQ on this very issue and hopefully, you'll find some solutions there. I too have EXACTLY the same vibration, wheel out of balancesque kind of think with my newly acquired 940. Seems to me that the gentleman posting his solution sought out a Hunter, upper end tire machine, which as I read it, really was an out of balance kind of thing. Anyway, please refer to the FAQ re: this issue and here's hoping that you find a quick, inexpensive solution to your problem. Good luck with your otherwise wonderful sounding car!

Sincerely,

JB






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