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Author Topic: Which sensor is this then?  (Read 2838 times)

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Re: Which sensor is this then?
« Reply #15 on: 22 July 2007, 20:16:16 »
Ok, I give up, Toe???
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Re: Which sensor is this then?
« Reply #16 on: 22 July 2007, 20:49:30 »
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Ok, I give up, Toe???
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Re: Which sensor is this then?
« Reply #17 on: 22 July 2007, 20:51:28 »
Toe in or Toe out - it is wheel alignment.  Search for wheels in motion and you will find a good place to get it sorted!
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Re: Which sensor is this then?
« Reply #18 on: 23 July 2007, 00:40:07 »
Right, gotcha. Had the tracking checked and was fine, also wheels ballanced. But there is a bit of a wobble between 75 and 85.

Also when this noise is there, when pulling away or braking,  you can feel it through the wheel!
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Re: Which sensor is this then?
« Reply #19 on: 23 July 2007, 08:55:49 »
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Right, gotcha. Had the tracking checked and was fine, also wheels ballanced. But there is a bit of a wobble between 75 and 85.

Also when this noise is there, when pulling away or braking,  you can feel it through the wheel!
Omega is very fussy about balancing, so may still be an issue if not done perfectly, and would explain the wobble.

Though also check wheel bearings, and any other play in suspension/steering
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