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i know its not the wheel or the tire and the steering wheel does not wobble, the van does. as far as the tie rod is concerned, i did jack it up and jerked the tire around and nothing seems loose.
i would like to thank you all for responding so quickly and apoligize for taking so long to get back.i know its not the wheel or the tire and the steering wheel does not wobble, the van does. as far as the tie rod is concerned, i did jack it up and jerked the tire around and nothing seems loose.
i would like to thank you all for responding so quickly and apoligize for taking so long to get back.
o.k.,apparently i typed my response in the wrong place...sorry. i did inspect the wheel and the tire, they're fine.i also jacked up the front end and jerked the tire around and nothing seems loose. the steering wheel doesn't wobble but the van does. thank you for responding so quickly and sorry it took so long to get back.o.k.,apparently i typed my response in the wrong place...sorry.
i did inspect the wheel and the tire, they're fine.i also jacked up the front end and jerked the tire around and nothing seems loose. the steering wheel doesn't wobble but the van does.
thank you for responding so quickly and sorry it took so long to get back.
do u inspect the wheel itself? did you check for excessively worn front end parts like tie rod ends?do u inspect the wheel itself? did you check for excessively worn front end parts like tie rod ends?
rotate wheels front to back. can you feel it more in the wheel or the floor??rotate wheels front to back. can you feel it more in the wheel or the floor??
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WOBBLING TIRE IS A BAD WHEEL HUB BEARING.REMOVE WHEEL CHECK HUB BEARING WHERE FRONT AXLE MESH INSIDE HUB.SHAKE HUB BEARING SEE IF IT REAL LOOSE AND WOBBLY. IF YES HUB BEARING BAD.
SECTION 204-01: Front Suspension
2000 Focus Workshop Manual
REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
Procedure revision date: 03/18/2003
Wheel Bearing
Special Tool(s)
Installer, Wheel Hub Bearing Cup 204-023 (T73T-1217-A)
Remover/Installer, Bushing 204-180 (T93P-5493-A)
Installer, Drive Pinion Bearing Cup 205-140 (T80T-4000-F)
Adapter for 303-224 (Handle) 205-153 (T80T-4000-W)
Puller, Bearing 205-D064 (D84L-1123-A)
Installer, Wheel Speed Sensor Ring 206-054 (T93P-20202-A)
Removal
Remove the wheel knuckle. For additional information, refer to Wheel Knuckle in this section.
NOTE: When removing the hub from the wheel knuckle the bearing will be destroyed. The bearing inner ring will be on the hub and the bearing outer ring will be in the wheel knuckle. Using the special tools, remove the wheel hub from the wheel knuckle.
CAUTION: The special tools must be used to prevent damage to the hub. If the hub is damaged a new hub must be installed. CAUTION: Do not use heat to remove the bearing inner ring. Using the special tools, remove the bearing inner ring from the wheel hub.
Remove the circlip from the wheel knuckle.
Install the old bearing inner ring.
Install the bearing cage on to the bearing inner ring.
Install the bearing cage and inner ring assembly to the wheel knuckle.
Using the special tools, remove the bearing outer ring from the wheel knuckle.
Installation CAUTION: Avoid any impact on the wheel speed sensor ring. CAUTION: Make sure the wheel speed sensor ring is clean. CAUTION: Avoid any contact between the wheel speed sensor ring and a magnetic surface.
CAUTION: Make sure the wheel bearing is installed into the wheel knuckle with the wheel speed sensor ring, colored black, at the wheel speed sensor end of the wheel knuckle. Using the special tools, install the new wheel bearing to the wheel knuckle.
NOTE: Make sure the circlip does not cover the wheel speed sensor. Install the circlip to the wheel knuckle.
Using the special tools, install the wheel hub to the wheel knuckle.
Install the wheel knuckle. For additional information, refer to Wheel Knuckle in this section.
There is a wheel bearing inside the hub as well. They will sell those bearings I've bought them before. Chances are you need to talk to a better parts guy. You can tell if it's a wheel bearing by taking the vehicle up to a speed where the noise is clearly audible. Then swerve the vehicle back and forth in your lane. If the sound changes or goes away when you swerve, it's a wheel bearing. Obviously we're not trying to crash the vehicle here, so don't get over aggressive with the swerving.
2001 Pontiac Grand Am 2.4L SFI DOHC 4cyl Vehicle Speed Sensor - Location: The speed sensors are built right into the wheel bearings of your vehicle, at the front and rear locations. They work
both with the anti-lock brakes and with the traction control systems on
the vehicle.
Removal & Installation Front The
front wheel speed sensor is part of the hub/bearing assembly. Refer to
Wheel Hub and Bearing Replacement in Front Suspension for service
procedures. Rear The rear wheel speed sensor is part of
the hub/bearing assembly. Refer to Wheel Hub and Bearing Replacement in
Rear Suspension for service procedures.
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i know its not the wheel or the tire and the steering wheel does not wobble, the van does. as far as the tie rod is concerned, i did jack it up and jerked the tire around and nothing seems loose.
i would like to thank you all for responding so quickly and apoligize for taking so long to get back.
o.k.,apparently i typed my response in the wrong place...sorry.
i did inspect the wheel and the tire, they're fine.i also jacked up the front end and jerked the tire around and nothing seems loose. the steering wheel doesn't wobble but the van does.
thank you for responding so quickly and sorry it took so long to get back.
the floor.
i'll check the tires again,(I'll have a someone who knows tires look this time!).
thanks again for the help!!!
sure sounds like a separated tire cord to me.
do u inspect the wheel itself? did you check for excessively worn front end parts like tie rod ends?
rotate wheels front to back. can you feel it more in the wheel or the floor??
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