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recentley ive started getting steering wheel judder, at first it was on and off, i got the wheels aligned to try and fix it but no luck.

now its doing it 90% of the time.

what could the cause be??? brake discs?

 

cheers in advance

 

jim

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Steering uj is common to cause this so is front tension rods /if under braking could be discs warpped.

Tyre seperation

Tyre seperation? Can you explain? ...or do you mean the tracking's out?

 

Cheerz

 

Jack

Tyre coming apart... Check them but I'd say it's the tension rod bushes.

The tread seperates from the steel bands. Is more common in retreads though but can happen with punctures / damage. Usually causes a wobble in the steering at lower speeds.

Could be warped discs caused by poor calipers in need of a service.

 

Ivan

Could be warped discs caused by poor calipers in need of a service.

 

Ivan

 

 

I got this and it was wheel balancing. (spelling ?)

Not alignment, the actual balancing weights had come off the inner rim of the wheel. Defo worth a try IMO as it's cheap to fix. :)

yep always go with the easiest first take it to a tyre shop and get the wheels balanced, if theres any problem with tyres im sure they will be quick to point it out

In my case for a long time my zed was lowered but the camber was not corrected so eventualy the front tyres warped and made the front judder after 50mph. Quite dangerous. Got it sorted with front upper adjustable suspension links and new tyres.

i fixed mine twice by changing the brake pads.

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