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Non Volvo lack of stearing stability question.

posted by  Mr brick driver on  Thu Feb 26 19:51 CST 2004
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I drove my parents '94 camry today with 89000 miles on it and I was shoked as to how it rode, especially with the realtivly low milage. It seemed asthough the front end was very sloppy as the stering wheel seemed to bounce around. Is this me, or is their something wrong? They said they never noticed it before, but there are used to it, so they may not relize the change over time. I did notice the car had significant tire where on the outside edges. Still, would this cause what I'm talking about.
Thanks and happy brickng.






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