Thats what I was thinking. Also when does it do it mainley?shallto said:If you jack the front of the car up and the wheel moves side to side its most likely the wheel bearings. You could have other front end problems too, but I would start there.
quiksilver9531 said:This isnt about a mustang but my dads 93 t-bird..he doesnt use it anymore he lets me and my brother use it when our cars break...but this is what it does the wheel shakes side to side..and the whole front of the car shakes...like shimmys...and it pulls really bad to the right...kinda scary to drive..lol what could the problem be? oh and the car has 220,000 miles...engine still runs good..doesnt burn oil...thats ford
50supercoupe said:Tbirds are notorious for warping rotors. Ford put too small of a rotor on a big heavy car. If it shimmys when you brake it is probably the rotors.
Mike Donley
HA HA I did that before because I couldn't get the drums off my old jeep. They had to get them off to inspect the brakes. all the work that they wanted to do was for over $800. I didn't even pay that much for the Jeep. Bought most of the parts and did the work myself for just over $100.MadMatt5oh said:Why not just take it in to those places like Midas that screw everyone over with high prices? What you do is get an estimate. In that estimate it will have a list of what work needs to be done and what parts are defective - for free. Then just buy the parts and install them yourselves. When youre done, take it to another shop for an alignment. Badda bing badda boom
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