wesleeburns-2009

noticed when goin around a roundabout the steering wheel seems the go from side to side on its own its done this for the tome i have owned it and its only on right handers I've had a steering gaiter done which we noticed while having a quick oil change its been broken a few months I would say but dnt know how many miles as I have just purchased and had full mot at the end of sept seems pretty solid round there area is there a likely some thing it could be other than the
Rake
Being damage cause of this gaiter not being changed soon anoth
Had two new tyres and tracking done
Thanks wes

wesleeburns-2009

Anyone?????

wesleeburns-2009

wesleeburns-2009

Ok.

stockcar

could be a sticky caliper/pad binding as you load it up, a wheel bearing, worn track rod/end, have also come across a damaged CV on a d/shaft that caused very strange handling issues and took some finding................

alyn

goatblower

iTrader: (6)

Could be a worn track rod end or worn bush,I had the same problem with my old Legacy GTB & it was the ball joints on the track rod ends,I also have the same problem with my Bugeye WRX,have had the track rod ends replaced but I still have the problem although its a little better now,we think it might be the rear bushes in the wishbone as there is a little bit of play in them,hopefully when I buy my ALK it will fix the issue.

wesleeburns-2009

Thanks for replys it not that extreme but it actually does ehen I'm parked up just turn it half a lock right hand down hold it there the wheel rotates not a lot but on its own side to side

wesleeburns-2009

Thanks for replys it not that extreme but it actually does ehen I'm parked up just turn it half a lock right hand down hold it there the wheel rotates not a lot but on its own side to side