I have shimmy on my steering during breaking and once in a while even while driving on a straight road. I changed my rotors and pads up front thinking I have wrapped rotors. Unfortunately that was not the problem. I changed my tie rods control arms and bushings along with the strut mount up front and I still have the problem. What else can it be, I am really running out of ideas and it really annoys me especially after all the money I spent lately thinking it would fix the problem.
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Someone Please help, I am running out of ideas.
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Re: here ya go..
Originally posted by bimmerboy12try switching your back wheels with your fronts, and see if the shimmy goes away. Could be a seperation in your tire, or a broken ply.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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Re: here ya go..
Originally posted by NC325iCOriginally posted by bimmerboy12try switching your back wheels with your fronts, and see if the shimmy goes away. Could be a seperation in your tire, or a broken ply.
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Re: here ya go..
Originally posted by e30MattOriginally posted by NC325iCOriginally posted by bimmerboy12try switching your back wheels with your fronts, and see if the shimmy goes away. Could be a seperation in your tire, or a broken ply.
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