jcat1974 <jason1974@earthlink.net> scribbled:
> When I get the car up to about 60mph on freeway, there is a very
> noticable vibration in the stering wheel, and I also think that
> braking may not be as 'smooth' as it should. I could just be used
> to some of it by now. Any ideas?
First step: get your wheels balanced by someone who knows how to do it
properly. I once had to bring the car back twice to get rid of such a
problem. As for the braking, how much mileage do you have on them?
B-Rad - 08 Apr 2005 13:30 GMT
Braking problem could be a warped rotor? My 2000 Sentra brakes weren't very
smooth and it turned out that one of my rotors had warped. If wheels are
balanced proberly, may be out of line?
> jcat1974 <jason1974@earthlink.net> scribbled:
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> properly. I once had to bring the car back twice to get rid of such a
> problem. As for the braking, how much mileage do you have on them?
Jim Stewart - 08 Apr 2005 18:11 GMT
> jcat1974 <jason1974@earthlink.net> scribbled:
>
>>When I get the car up to about 60mph on freeway, there is a very
>>noticable vibration in the stering wheel, and I also think that
>>braking may not be as 'smooth' as it should. I could just be used
>>to some of it by now. Any ideas?
Make sure your lugnuts are tight and you don't have
ice or mud built up inside the wheels. Inspect the
tires for bulges.
> First step: get your wheels balanced by someone who knows how to do it
> properly. I once had to bring the car back twice to get rid of such a
> problem. As for the braking, how much mileage do you have on them?
Wheel balance and machining your discs is a good place to start. Badly
worn tyres is the next thing. Had the same thing in my 97 Civic. New
tyres fixed the problem