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> Got a bit of the shakes, In the front end.
Mark Henry
post Jun 23 2003, 04:46 AM
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I drove to the Niagara Falls VW show yesterday, good run 5 hrs driving time. Average speed of 80 to 90 mph, at 75mph the steering wheel starts to shake a bit. Not too bad, but I want to fix it sooner than later.

I haven't really looked under the car yet, but I've done the push/pull test on the front wheels and both "feel" like they have loose bearings. I tried to tighten one bearing once before but it wasn't the bearing and I have no bearing noise. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

Any thoughts, tips or things to look for before I dive in? Thanks Mark.

P.S. I was the only 914 at the show, I had several 914 rustoration guys drooling all over my Porsche. Good show and a beauty day.
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post Jun 25 2003, 10:17 AM
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Bruce is close enough!

Bruce, you have won a new looking tire with a shifting steel belt!
How would you like it shipped? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

Yep they are old/new tires, we drove them all last year and this spring, no problems. I think it was the wife’s radical swerving to miss a deer last month that did in the tire.

I was hoping to get the rest of the year out of these tires and buy wider sticky tires and new rims over next winter. Oh well. I might just replace the one tire till I have the coin for my new wheels.
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