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  • uncle benz
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    I had this on mine. Was a loose pinch bolt on the steering column, close to the bulkhead on the engine bay side. Long shot, but easy to check.

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  • billyboysm3
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    Originally posted by Bounce View Post
    Shimmys gone to Google that now,then pretend he knows what he's talking about.:hahaha:
    :thumbs:

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  • giraffe
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    Originally posted by Yanto View Post
    :beer:

    I'll call this week.
    This will make Bounce smile im off wednesday 1st Feb , but not happy day off as it for a funeral .

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  • Yanto
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    Originally posted by giraffe View Post
    You forgot to add or of ill :hahaha: Will have a look for you :beer:
    :beer:

    I'll call this week.

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  • giraffe
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    Originally posted by Bounce View Post
    Check he's not on holiday or ill before you leave.:hahaha:
    You forgot to add or of ill :hahaha: Will have a look for you :beer:

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  • Bounce
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    Originally posted by Yanto View Post
    To be honest, I dont Shane...it just feels like they're not

    Its minimal (maybe a 1 degree turn in either direction from cente) and when engine is on.

    I'll be up to Elms in the next couple of weeks for MOT anyway so I'll ask Gareth to take a look.
    Check he's not on holiday or ill before you leave.:hahaha:

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  • Yanto
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    Originally posted by lawsy View Post
    See my post above.


    But you need to illiminate the steering collumn.

    How do you know the steering wheel moves without the wheels moving?

    You will always have slight play, is it engine on or off. Power steering systems always have slight play when engine not running, run engine and the play in the rack can disappear.

    As above though, better to be safe than sorry, get it checked out.
    To be honest, I dont Shane...it just feels like they're not

    Its minimal (maybe a 1 degree turn in either direction from cente) and when engine is on.

    I'll be up to Elms in the next couple of weeks for MOT anyway so I'll ask Gareth to take a look.

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by lawsy View Post
    This ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

    If it wobbles when driving it could be balance out, ball joint, track rod end, or track rod.

    If the steering moves but the wheels don't, then most likely track rod end or track rod.

    But you need to get it jacked up and check for side to side play in the wheels.

    Ideally get it checked by a suitable person, not someone in a suit:hahaha:


    Google says "you is fucked"

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  • JezP
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    Originally posted by Bounce View Post
    You remembered to put the spacer on that time then.:hahaha::blalalala:
    nice1 will be haunted by that one :hahaha:

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  • shane@mbtech
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    Originally posted by Yanto View Post
    yep - moves w/out moving the wheels very slightly...

    See my post above.


    But you need to illiminate the steering collumn.

    How do you know the steering wheel moves without the wheels moving?

    You will always have slight play, is it engine on or off. Power steering systems always have slight play when engine not running, run engine and the play in the rack can disappear.

    As above though, better to be safe than sorry, get it checked out.

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  • Bounce
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    Originally posted by Yanto View Post
    yep - moves w/out moving the wheels very slightly...
    Shimmys gone to Google that now,then pretend he knows what he's talking about.:hahaha:

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  • shane@mbtech
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    By play to you mean it moves with out moving the wheels OR it wobbles when driving?
    This ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

    If it wobbles when driving it could be balance out, ball joint, track rod end, or track rod.

    If the steering moves but the wheels don't, then most likely track rod end or track rod.

    But you need to get it jacked up and check for side to side play in the wheels.

    Ideally get it checked by a suitable person, not someone in a suit:hahaha:

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  • Yanto
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    By play to you mean it moves with out moving the wheels OR it wobbles when driving?
    yep - moves w/out moving the wheels very slightly...

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  • Bounce
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    Originally posted by JezP View Post
    Re-balance front wheels in my case one of my spacers was a bit warped must had been brett bounce added weight at silverstone
    You remembered to put the spacer on that time then.:hahaha::blalalala:

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  • shimmy
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    By play to you mean it moves with out moving the wheels OR it wobbles when driving?

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