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Re: bad vibration.



It's probably your wheel bearing if when you are driving, and you turn one way (putting
stress on the wheel bearing), it gets louder, and when you turn the other way, it gets
quieter. You say that when you turn right it gets louder... when you turn left, does it
get quieter? If it gets louder when you turn left, too, then it's probably not your wheel
bearing and is probably an outer CV joint. If it gets quieter or stays the same when you
turn left, then it's probably your front left wheel bearing.
    Good luck!
    -Josiah


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Owen wrote:

>         Hey all, I have a problem.  I'm getting a really bad vibration in the car,
> at all speeds, but get worse when I turn, and mostly when I turn right.  at
> first I thought it was my wheel rubbing on the strut (they are 7.5" wide),
> but it was not that.
>
>         what else could it be?  it almost more of a rubbing-knocking
> noise/feeling.
>
> I've ruled out wheel balance since I've tried it with 3 different sets of
> wheels, it's not rubbing either.  I though maybe warped rotor, but that
> would go away when I braked would it not?  it tends to get worse when
> brake.  any other ideas?
>
>         would a bad wheel bearing cause these problems?
>
>                 any help on this would be great, as I have the last solo2 event of the
> year for me on Sunday.
>
>
>                                         TIA
>
> Owen
> 87 16v
> http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Garage/1571
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