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Old 03-13-15, 10:13 PM
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alright im losing my mind on this

4321230210

is the number i found online (since i cant reference sewell anymore) so is this the complete assembly? on ebay i found a listing for that part number. it looks like the bare knuckle and another listing that has a complete knuckle. i'd like a whole assembly cause i feel that maybe the knuckle is jacked up somehow.

as for my problem..i have a wobble. noticable at 70mph

ive changed everything. bushings, inner/outer tie rods, rack n pinion, ball joints, rebalanced wheels, changed plastic hub centrics rings to aluminums, changed rotors, re-cut rotors, changed pads, changed wheel bearing (the wheel bearing was actually worn anyway, i just hoped that was the source of the wobble).
a lot of that stuff was stuff i was changing anyway.

the wobble feels that it comes from the front drivers side. another thought im having is that the abs sensor is going nuts there. is there a way to check this? i assume the sensors have a resistance reading. anyone know the range?

any help would be appreciated

edit: found out the part number thing. theres no whole assembly for through a part number it seems

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Old 03-14-15, 07:35 AM
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you changed UCAs and caster arms ?

check with our vendor MLparts.com I think they have pictures
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yeah i did.

some progress though. i finally got some kind of sign from the car with a little wobble when i hit the brakes the other day. rebuilt caliper and cut the rotor. wobble is gone as of now. but i notice that the caliper still sticks sometimes. i got ss braided lines i put on there so i checked those. still all good.

wobble is gone for now. i hope it doesnt come back. but im now thinking that somethings weird with the master cylinder and its making the return of the fluid a little hard and the pistons arent retracting like they should. bummmmmeeerrrrrrr.

i got a long drive to do this weekend so im sure i'll see if it comes back or if the caliper rebuild worked
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oh yeah. i ended up finding that the part number was just a bare knuckle. but i didnt need it.

thanks though
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