Wobble in 2001 WJ Front

That's the beginning of what we call "Death Wobble" and believe me, you will know why it's called that when it happens. :O

Bad shocks can contribute, but usually it's worn track-bar bushings. The damper will take some of it away, but not for long.

I'll second that - Damn, those rubber bushings are hard to get out! I finally used a torch to burn them clean. I even own a decent set of spring compressors but the r&r of the old parts was a bear!

That's the beginning of what we call "Death Wobble" and believe me, you will know why it's called that when it happens. :O

Bad shocks can contribute, but usually it's worn track-bar bushings. The damper will take some of it away, but not for long.

Check first to see if that is the problem. This is not a cheap job.

You have two routes to go, neither are easy.

Usually it's the lowers that take the most abuse but you should do them all at the same time.

I used Energy Suspension bushings. But if I did it again I would buy the lower links with factory bushings already in them. Slightly more expensive but rather than messing with four bushings it's just four bolts.

Great... I have a 2001 Grand Cherokee Laredo - and now have something else to add to the "watch list"

Yep.

JEEP == Just Empty Every Pocket

:D

How many miles on your 01 GC?

Larry

How many miles on your 01 GC?

Larry