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just got my first Z (1991 TT Import) when driving on a straight road get a vibration (can only notice if you are the driver) also on a dual carriageway in the wet cant do more than 50-60 mph as hit slight ammount of surface water the back and front swerve. i know these are a little wild in the wet but this happens even without my foot on throttle.

 

thanks for your help bjorn

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fooked suspesion would be my guess, maybe worn hicas arms.. i'm sure some one who know's more than me will be along in a bit..

 

Neil

got the bills for new hicas arms they were done last year. will get tracking and balancing done this week. also when i get to 120mph the speedo drops to 0 is this easy to fix? cheers

I had similar symptoms and it was a knackered rear shock absorber. Replaced it and all was well. Try the "bounce test" to see if the rear shocks are working correctly

 

HTH

 

Steve :)

'93 UK TT Manual

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also forgot when aircon and heater off and windows are down get gassy smell inside appart from this the car is sweet as a nut took me 4 months to find TT man in good cond

 

cheers

No-one mentioned possible propshaft vibration?

first sight of it and i thought that, but i would check out the rear shockers, as cybernet has said, worth a quick check, if you push down on each corner check for rebound, if its heistant to return then its a sign the shocks are buggered, normally any leaks coming from the piston region on the shock also suggests, they need replacing.

hicas arms/rear track out normally causes it to skip out over bumps

hicas arms/rear track out normally causes it to skip out over bumps

 

so can ****ed rear shocks.

hope you get the problem fixed bud but just be careful with that dodgy suspension/shocks/hicas/whatever, as too many Zs have been planted over the months and most of them were in good nick.

cheers will check all these things thanks for your help.

bjorn

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