2001 bonneville se steering problems
Welcome to GM Forum! I've moved your thread into the Mechanical and Maintenance section so that more people will see it.
Anyway, when was the last time that you had your wheels re-aligned?
Anyway, when was the last time that you had your wheels re-aligned?
Here'* a little test: jack up your car so that a front wheel is off the ground.Make sure to use jack stands Grab it at opposite ends of the tire and try to move it back and forth, and up and down. If your tire moves side-to-side, it can be your tie rod ends. If your tire moves up and down, it can be your ball joints. If it moves in both directions, it could also be worn wheel hubs.
Repeat on the other wheel to make sure. If you have a problem on one side, replace both parts.
What mileage is on that Bonneville? Has the car experienced any accidents, potholes, or curb-jumping recently?
Repeat on the other wheel to make sure. If you have a problem on one side, replace both parts.
What mileage is on that Bonneville? Has the car experienced any accidents, potholes, or curb-jumping recently?
Last edited by SignOfZeta; Jun 18, 2011 at 09:21 PM. Reason: Forgot to mention that you should test both wheels.
I know how it feels i live in MI to i also love the ''hotpatch'' to go along with the pot holes.i notcied a broken coil on my camaro as well..But the broken spring could definatley cause issues
Well, Thanks fro the feedback everyone........ very helpful.....Just ordered 4 wheelhub/bearings, 2 monroe quickstruts, 2 monroe air shocks (and mounts), 4 rotors, pads, inner rod ends, outer rod ends, and 2 new good years......Good thing I've been saving up for that new 4 wheeler....... I'll have to take pics of the progress and post for everyone.........thanks again everone....
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