Tie Rods??
06-05-2006, 08:54 PM
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Tie Rods??
Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
Thanks
other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
Thanks
06-05-2006, 09:14 PM
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Re: Tie Rods??
95YJ did pass the time by typing:
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs
> ok. I took it to work the other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting
> some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into the most violent shake, after
> slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them go bad
> on me I just wanted to ask?
That woud be called "death wobble" if your talking about the front wheels
hopping till you slowed down.
Tires (balance/rotate/and check for roundness and cupping),
shocks, steering damper, swaybar bushings and U clamps.
--
DougW
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs
> ok. I took it to work the other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting
> some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into the most violent shake, after
> slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them go bad
> on me I just wanted to ask?
That woud be called "death wobble" if your talking about the front wheels
hopping till you slowed down.
Tires (balance/rotate/and check for roundness and cupping),
shocks, steering damper, swaybar bushings and U clamps.
--
DougW
06-05-2006, 09:14 PM
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Re: Tie Rods??
95YJ did pass the time by typing:
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs
> ok. I took it to work the other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting
> some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into the most violent shake, after
> slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them go bad
> on me I just wanted to ask?
That woud be called "death wobble" if your talking about the front wheels
hopping till you slowed down.
Tires (balance/rotate/and check for roundness and cupping),
shocks, steering damper, swaybar bushings and U clamps.
--
DougW
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs
> ok. I took it to work the other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting
> some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into the most violent shake, after
> slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them go bad
> on me I just wanted to ask?
That woud be called "death wobble" if your talking about the front wheels
hopping till you slowed down.
Tires (balance/rotate/and check for roundness and cupping),
shocks, steering damper, swaybar bushings and U clamps.
--
DougW
06-05-2006, 09:14 PM
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Re: Tie Rods??
95YJ did pass the time by typing:
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs
> ok. I took it to work the other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting
> some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into the most violent shake, after
> slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them go bad
> on me I just wanted to ask?
That woud be called "death wobble" if your talking about the front wheels
hopping till you slowed down.
Tires (balance/rotate/and check for roundness and cupping),
shocks, steering damper, swaybar bushings and U clamps.
--
DougW
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs
> ok. I took it to work the other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting
> some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into the most violent shake, after
> slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them go bad
> on me I just wanted to ask?
That woud be called "death wobble" if your talking about the front wheels
hopping till you slowed down.
Tires (balance/rotate/and check for roundness and cupping),
shocks, steering damper, swaybar bushings and U clamps.
--
DougW
06-05-2006, 09:24 PM
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Re: Tie Rods??
I may need tie rod ends, ball joints, wheel bearing, and balancing,
but it can't shimmy if the steering stabilizer/dampener is good:
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/yj/steering_gears.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
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95YJ@home.com wrote:
>
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
but it can't shimmy if the steering stabilizer/dampener is good:
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/yj/steering_gears.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
95YJ@home.com wrote:
>
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
06-05-2006, 09:24 PM
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Re: Tie Rods??
I may need tie rod ends, ball joints, wheel bearing, and balancing,
but it can't shimmy if the steering stabilizer/dampener is good:
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/yj/steering_gears.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
95YJ@home.com wrote:
>
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
but it can't shimmy if the steering stabilizer/dampener is good:
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/yj/steering_gears.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
95YJ@home.com wrote:
>
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
06-05-2006, 09:24 PM
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Re: Tie Rods??
I may need tie rod ends, ball joints, wheel bearing, and balancing,
but it can't shimmy if the steering stabilizer/dampener is good:
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/yj/steering_gears.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
95YJ@home.com wrote:
>
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
but it can't shimmy if the steering stabilizer/dampener is good:
http://www.jeep4x4center.com/yj/steering_gears.htm
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
95YJ@home.com wrote:
>
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
06-05-2006, 11:15 PM
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Re: Tie Rods??
Death Wobble. Well named. Common issue on older jeeps with solid front
axles. Something in the front end is loose; ball joints, tie rod ends,
wheel bearings, etc etc. Replacing the steering damper will calm it down
or mask it for a while but you still need to find the source. Look for
loose parts, out of balance tires, improper toe in, and a worn steering
damper.
95YJ@home.com wrote:
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
>
>
>
axles. Something in the front end is loose; ball joints, tie rod ends,
wheel bearings, etc etc. Replacing the steering damper will calm it down
or mask it for a while but you still need to find the source. Look for
loose parts, out of balance tires, improper toe in, and a worn steering
damper.
95YJ@home.com wrote:
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
>
>
>
06-05-2006, 11:15 PM
#9
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Posts: n/a
Re: Tie Rods??
Death Wobble. Well named. Common issue on older jeeps with solid front
axles. Something in the front end is loose; ball joints, tie rod ends,
wheel bearings, etc etc. Replacing the steering damper will calm it down
or mask it for a while but you still need to find the source. Look for
loose parts, out of balance tires, improper toe in, and a worn steering
damper.
95YJ@home.com wrote:
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
>
>
>
axles. Something in the front end is loose; ball joints, tie rod ends,
wheel bearings, etc etc. Replacing the steering damper will calm it down
or mask it for a while but you still need to find the source. Look for
loose parts, out of balance tires, improper toe in, and a worn steering
damper.
95YJ@home.com wrote:
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
>
>
>
06-05-2006, 11:15 PM
#10
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Re: Tie Rods??
Death Wobble. Well named. Common issue on older jeeps with solid front
axles. Something in the front end is loose; ball joints, tie rod ends,
wheel bearings, etc etc. Replacing the steering damper will calm it down
or mask it for a while but you still need to find the source. Look for
loose parts, out of balance tires, improper toe in, and a worn steering
damper.
95YJ@home.com wrote:
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
>
>
>
axles. Something in the front end is loose; ball joints, tie rod ends,
wheel bearings, etc etc. Replacing the steering damper will calm it down
or mask it for a while but you still need to find the source. Look for
loose parts, out of balance tires, improper toe in, and a worn steering
damper.
95YJ@home.com wrote:
> Hi Guys, I just picked up a 95 YJ for my niece. It need some work but runs ok. I took it to work the
> other day to make shure it's safe and after hitting some rather bumpy RR tracks the jeep went into
> the most violent shake, after slowing down it went away. I'm thinking tie rods but never having them
> go bad on me I just wanted to ask?
> Thanks
>
>
>