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> Strange front susp. loose, not wheel bearings, what does it mean?
mskala
post Jun 27 2004, 01:58 PM
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Lately I noticed I could feel play in the fronts when the car is
on the ground and pull/push on the top of the tire. However,
doublechecking the wheelbearings shows they are tight (i.e.
washer is just moveable). Also I had put in new ball joints
only a year ago.

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What could make that happen? This is on the -6, so I even
checked that the hub-to-brake-disc bolts are tight. The
play is not a huge amount but I want to get rid of it if it's
not right, and don't want anything to get worse.

Thanks,
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post Jun 27 2004, 08:44 PM
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I know I have the correct ball joints. I also sprung for
new 12.9 hard bolts for them.

I'm almost positive that these are the original front
shocks in the car, there are major records that go
back to 1974. I have never touched the shock nut,
but will check if they are tight.

I won't get under the car for a few days, though,
beat up an ankle pretty good yesterday.

Thanks a lot
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