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Well last night it was snowing again, normally i dont mind driving in the snow that much so me and the lover went to the picture to see harry potter :D

Now when we came out it seemed that most of the snow etc had gone,

however

On the a19 i went up to about 60 (roads were fine!!!)

Im getting a vabration coming up through my seat :confused: i dont know what this could be, im thinking it could be something to do with the fact that my gear box is dead, does anyone know???

 

Anyway, i ended up doing quite slow because it seemed the back end was all over the place, i eventually end up doing 20mph or less and the back end still seemed all over the place, at that slow of a speed and the state of the road (which still weren't too bad i dont think the car should be all over that much.)

 

I know when im driving sometimes the back end seems to kick which i think is the fact that i need a new shock absorber however last night kind of worried me!

 

Anyone got any problems or advise??? :confused:

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If you have worn shocks, bushes, hicas, tyres..etc then Bad road conditions with exagerate the problem further.

You've posted in the wrong area mate, try posting in help & advice ;)

 

The vibration could be due to a knackered propshaft centre bearing.

 

As for your car wandering all over the place, are you sure it wasn't black ice? If all the snow had melted, it could have washed away the salt. Then perhaps the roads froze over again at night :confused:

If you have worn shocks, bushes, hicas, tyres..etc then Bad road conditions with exagerate the problem further.

 

Also, low profile wheels only make things worse as I've discovered!

I'm sure their not ignoring you....!

 

Mine does this when cold - its a pretty common problem. The prop shaft centre bearing is usually the reason for this when it gets old and perished, you'll probably find it usually reduces the longer you drive (as the rubber bush in the bearing gets warmer and softer). Maybe the cold weather at the moment is making it more obvious.

 

Could be something else but the bearing is probably the first thing to check.

 

HTH.

 

Gareth

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If you have worn shocks, bushes, hicas, tyres..etc then Bad road conditions with exagerate the problem further.

 

I need a new rear shock!!!

Hicas was disabled by mujina last week,

the tyres are ok on the back

 

probably the shocks i suppose :headvswal

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I'm sure their not ignoring you....!

 

Mine does this when cold - its a pretty common problem. The prop shaft centre bearing is usually the reason for this when it gets old and perished, you'll probably find it usually reduces the longer you drive (as the rubber bush in the bearing gets warmer and softer). Maybe the cold weather at the moment is making it more obvious.

 

Could be something else but the bearing is probably the first thing to check.

 

HTH.

 

Gareth

 

Hi gareth, my car needs a new gearbox, do you think that might be causing the problem?

Its an auto by the way

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Also, low profile wheels only make things worse as I've discovered!

 

Yep :( Low profile wide tyres + rear wheel drive in bad weather conditions, is a whole differnt experience to driving a regular fwd car...certainly more entertaining :D

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Yep :( Low profile wide tyres + rear wheel drive in bad weather conditions, is a whole differnt experience to driving a regular fwd car...certainly more entertaining :D

 

Ive just got standard 16" wheels with normal size tyres on,

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the fact your driving it while its fooked amazes me... it will only add to the problems..

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I was ignoring you :D ;)

 

WHY :confused: :rant: :mac1:

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the fact your driving it while its fooked amazes me... it will only add to the problems..

 

I dont have a choice mate, i need a car to get around.

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Fook me, you're a brave soul. I don't think I'd be prepared to take the risk of the gearbox locking up on me :x:

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Fook me, you're a brave soul. I don't think I'd be prepared to take the risk of the gearbox locking up on me :x:

 

I dont have much choice to be honest mate.

I need to get conversion done asap but i need to find a fly wheel :headvswal

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Have a look at the traders section but you will need to become a subcribed member to get the benifits. Well worth the money matey ;)

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