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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: JamesV6CDX on 20 April 2009, 20:33:40
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One of the little jobs needed on the new beast is to rectify a wobble under braking only. Doesn't occur all the time and isn't excessive - but there.
Disks and pads all recently changed.
Your views welcome - my immediate thoughts are play in wishbone bushes, track rod ends or wheel bearings? :y
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Isn't it normally the wishbone bushes or the drop links that cause a wobble?
[edit]It might be a clunk ;D ;D I knew I shouldn't have started drinking so early :P[/edit]
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Were they genuine disks though James?
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Were they genuine disks though James?
I honestly don't know mate - but the thought crossed my mind too... I shall check :y
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One of the little jobs needed on the new beast is to rectify a wobble under braking only. Doesn't occur all the time and isn't excessive - but there.
Disks and pads all recently changed.
Your views welcome - my immediate thoughts are play in wishbone bushes, track rod ends or wheel bearings? :y
James , you have the answer :y
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even if the newly fitted disks are not geniune they wont make problem for sometime.. :-/
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You will have to see when you have picked it up. Generally easy to tell if discs or worn suspension/steering.
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Had the same problem on mine, replaced the discs, still the same, replaced the wheel bearings was better but then had my tyres checked and found out that the offside rear tyre was bald on the indise :-[ :-[, might be worth checking that James.
Paul :y
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Had the same problem on mine, replaced the discs, still the same, replaced the wheel bearings was better but then had my tyres checked and found out that the offside rear tyre was bald on the indise :-[ :-[, might be worth checking that James.
Paul :y
:-? you processed the list reverse order..
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Why was it gone on the inside paul :P
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wishbones as you say, imho.
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sound like a wishbone...