Too much wobble
I apologize for another DW question, I have a 93 jeep grand with the V8, last week my jeep went into the death wobble, so the bolt that holds the track bar snapped right off, so I got a new track bar, when I put it on I could tell that the steering felt a bit tighter and it didn't go into a death wobble, a few days later it went into a death wobble AGAIN! And now I hear a pop when I turn the wheel and it sounds like it's coming from the driver side tire, I jacked up the front end and noticed that there's a bit of play when I put my hands on the 3 and 9 o'clock position of my tire and theres a bit of a click, but I'm not really sure where it's coming from, or what it is, would you guys be able to give me some ideas??? Please???
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Originally Posted by bigblue91601
(Post 3160485)
I apologize for another DW question, I have a 93 jeep grand with the V8, last week my jeep went into the death wobble, so the bolt that holds the track bar snapped right off, so I got a new track bar, when I put it on I could tell that the steering felt a bit tighter and it didn't go into a death wobble, a few days later it went into a death wobble AGAIN! And now I hear a pop when I turn the wheel and it sounds like it's coming from the driver side tire, I jacked up the front end and noticed that there's a bit of play when I put my hands on the 3 and 9 o'clock position of my tire and theres a bit of a click, but I'm not really sure where it's coming from, or what it is, would you guys be able to give me some ideas??? Please???
If so it sounds like your u-joints. Just had mine replaced two weeks ago. Same issue. I had passenger side clicking only while turning. After I had them replaced, no more clicking. |
Yeah it only clicks when I'm turning the steering wheel
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Thanks for the response, is it easy to change u joints???
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Originally Posted by bigblue91601
(Post 3160504)
Thanks for the response, is it easy to change u joints???
I took it to the technical college in town and they did it for free. If you're going to buy new ones though AC Delco/NAPA are a good way to go. Just make sure it has a grease fitting. Just get which evere one is cheaper between the brands. It's actually the same part just different boxes. |
I don't know about the zj, but on my xj, the part number is different with abs than without abs.
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Originally Posted by 93_xjcherokee
(Post 3160509)
I don't know about the zj, but on my xj, the part number is different with abs than without abs.
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