- disc brakes, there is a goopy compound that you put behind your brake pads to prevent squeeling. the consistancy of toothepaste.
2.. jack the front of the car up and wiggle the wheels by holding from the tire with your hands. re-pack and tighten the wheel bearings with grease and new cotter pins, never tighten wheel bearing nut more than finger tight, use channel lock pliers only if you have to, no wrench of any kind. dig? test drive. 3. if the steering wheel has vibration, remove the wheel wieghts. 4. get some silicon spray lube and check your steering linkage, ball-joints, idler-arm, pitman-arm, tie-rod ends, everthing should move freely by hand with the front of the car up on jack stands 5. look for shiney spots where something might be rubbing.
- could be shock absorbers, remove and replace
- could be wrong size tires or out of balance, something in the wheel cover like a broken wheel cover, maybe remove the wheel covers
8, dress all your belts with the silicon spray lube. maybe its the power steering belt slipping
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