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Steering Wheel Flickering |
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| 08.05.2020 17:35 | # 1 |
 cnrars |
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I have 307 vehicles, the disc + pad (front / rear) was installed in the new, original service, I had previously complained about the tremor to brake pressure at the steering wheel; They said there was curvature in the disk, they changed it. But it still exists, at low speeds (like 60-70) when the brake is pressed, the left side of the steering wheel vibrates, passes when releasing the brake. Another issue is that the vehicle sometimes buzzes like a bell at low speeds, I can't describe the sound, but it sounds like it's touching iron iron, the sound is so much that the vehicle next door looks at what is happening. Not a loud roar, but a loud roar. When speed increases, it decreases, usually at low speeds, this can cause.
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| 08.05.2020 17:35 | # 2 |
 hsnsnl |
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If you look at the bearings of the wheels, my teacher or some of them might be broken. I wish that if you go well and check the rod balances without doing this heat, the tire may be damaged.
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| 08.05.2020 17:35 | # 3 |
| cnrars |
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[QUOTE = hsnsnl] look at the bearings of the wheels, my teacher or a few of them may be broken .. I wish you could have gone well and checked the rod balances without doing this heat. After changing 4 discs + pads, rot and balance were adjusted again, but it did not matter.
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| 08.05.2020 17:35 | # 4 |
| hsnsnl |
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teacher, look at the tires can be defective in ten tires .. you take the back of the back, one of the back and try it ole
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| 08.05.2020 17:35 | # 5 |
 ismailkaya |
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Have the tires checked the brake pads and try the brakes on the flat road, but keep the diation slightly loose. Do you look at the brake?
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| 08.05.2020 17:35 | # 6 |
| samet206 |
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I suggest you have a look at the tires and wheels, we did the front tool maintenance, I was doing trimming in 130 or so. We had an impact on one of the rims that we were doing. |
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| 08.05.2020 17:35 | # 7 |
 ahmet_bjk |
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You should also feel the vibration caused by disc curvature on the brake pedal. How did you find that the left side of the steering wheel was shaking? After all, the steering from the right or the left trembling on a round iron did not make much sense to me. If you examine whether the sound you mentioned increases with increasing speed, we will see if the source of the sound is the suspension or engine ...
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| 08.05.2020 17:35 | # 8 |
| cnrars |
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I would like to thank everyone for their answers. -It made sense to have it checked for any bent rims, I'll have it checked tomorrow. Assuming that you hold the steering wheel with two hands when you press the brake, the place where I hold my left hand trembles, you can feel it very well, but the tremor near the stop stops, - When you press the brake on the flat road, the steering wheel turns a little to the left, so the car moves to the left, - I will move the front and rear tires. -It is not clear when the sound I am talking about will come out, sometimes there is no sound for 3-4 days, sometimes it is continuous, it is cut off as it speeds up, it generally does at low speeds (20-30), I am throwing a sound like the discs touch the rims right now, so there is a voice, but a very loud voice, not a hoarse voice
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| 08.05.2020 17:35 | # 9 |
 kamilgulcan |
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I think the hubs should also be checked |
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