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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / March 2006

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Wheel quivering question

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ano316gamer@gmail.com - 11 Mar 2006 17:48 GMT
Hey guys,
This is my first year with my 00 eclipse so I guess im still getting
used to how it handles in different weather but lately for some reason
ive noticed that whenever I go to turn my wheel either to get out of a
parking space or making a slow turn from a stop sign my wheel sorta
"quivers". Like it sounds like the wheels are sreaching across the
pavement and every half second as im turning it sorta jerks.. anyone
have an idea as to why this might be happening? Thanks!
ano316gamer@gmail.com - 11 Mar 2006 17:54 GMT
Side Note: I just double checked the PSI in the tires and it looks
good. Its interesting.. like it mainly only happends when im stopped
and am turning the wheel and when I do it makes a sound as if the tire
is being scraped against the ground and the wheel gets this THUNK THUNK
THUNK sound/shake to it... i wonder whats up with that?
G. R. Woodring - 11 Mar 2006 20:09 GMT
> Side Note: I just double checked the PSI in the tires and it looks
> good. Its interesting.. like it mainly only happends when im stopped
> and am turning the wheel and when I do it makes a sound as if the tire
> is being scraped against the ground and the wheel gets this THUNK THUNK
> THUNK sound/shake to it... i wonder whats up with that?

Your first post suggested a bad C-V joint or tire/wheel, but if the problem
occurs when you are not rolling at all then I would look for a loose power
steering belt.

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ano316gamer@gmail.com - 11 Mar 2006 20:29 GMT
hhhmmm yea it seems to be something thats happening more when the car
is not moving other than me turning the wheel. Usually I notice it when
im in my driveway and I turn my wheel to make a U-turn to get out. The
tires seem to emit this "sscccrreeeeaaaccchhhhh" kinda sound and I have
to use more force than usual to make the wheels turn.. and when doing
so the steering wheel sorta quivers.
Steve Daniels - 11 Mar 2006 21:44 GMT
>hhhmmm yea it seems to be something thats happening more when the car
>is not moving other than me turning the wheel. Usually I notice it when
>im in my driveway and I turn my wheel to make a U-turn to get out. The
>tires seem to emit this "sscccrreeeeaaaccchhhhh" kinda sound and I have
>to use more force than usual to make the wheels turn.. and when doing
>so the steering wheel sorta quivers.

If you're sitting still and turning the wheels, the tires stick
to the pavement pretty hard.  Try creeping forward a little while
you turn the wheel and see if the shaking goes away.
ano316gamer@gmail.com - 12 Mar 2006 06:13 GMT
hhmm well once the car is actually rolling it doesnt seem to happen
really..like when im backing up out of a parking spot and turning or
just turning the wheels when the car is 100% at rest it makes the sound
and quiver.. it never did it before until recently (around the time I
got my timeing belt changed.. related maybe?)
Stewart DIBBS - 13 Mar 2006 03:27 GMT
>  it never did it before until recently (around the time I
> got my timeing belt changed..

Get the power steering pump belt tightened.

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