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Author Subject: Wobbly at 60 mph
mocinim

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Post #1
Hi gents looking for oppinions

My white rallye drivers beautifully until i hit approx 60mph then i get a wobble through the gearstick starts to vibrate through the car

Push in the clutch and the wobble drops off
Was thinking drive shafts or gearbox or perhaps clutch alignment just had a new one fitted and the gearbox replaced

I know my bushes all of are bolloxed arb barely works springs are cheap n s**tty etc all it to be replaces waiting for a sunny day Smile

Just needed any idea as to waste as little time as pos all my work is done on my drive time is short

Any advise welcome cheers guys

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Posted 13th Jun 2016 at 22:12
barrym

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Post #2
rear wheel balance

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Posted 13th Jun 2016 at 22:26
welshpug!

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Post #3
wont be clutch alignment, that inly affects thd installation, most likely cause is an inner cv joint, or diff bearings

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Posted 13th Jun 2016 at 22:26
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Post #4
if not that then breakit for spares. Not the driveshafts though as they may be the problem too

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Posted 13th Jun 2016 at 22:27
mocinim

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Post #5
barrym wrote:
if not that then breakit for spares. Not the driveshafts though as they may be the problem too



You butcher it took me a year to find it just fitted a 35k engine need some white panels n bumpers but i dont break cars i rescue them bud

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Posted 13th Jun 2016 at 22:38
mocinim

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Post #6
welshpug! wrote:
wont be clutch alignment, that inly affects thd installation, most likely cause is an inner cv joint, or diff bearings


Cheers mei have a new pug set ready to go in hope it works maybe diff bearings will that require rebuild or can they just be replaced
(By diff i presume you mean inside the box )

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Posted 13th Jun 2016 at 22:42
mocinim

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Post #7
barrym wrote:
rear wheel balance


Rear wheel balance possibly not likely till around 80mph though fronts more likely at 60mph but im in for some new wheels soon any hoo

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Posted 13th Jun 2016 at 22:40

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