Wandering 91

[eronjansen@att.net]

At 04:22 PM 12/1/2002 -0600, BJ Chippindale wrote:
>The car is OK at low speed, but at 40+ it can take a "set" either way,
>with the wheel needing a few extra degrees of twist to correct it.

I must've missed the orginal post, but I had a similar problem. Before you
replace your wheel bearing or spend $70+ to have it diagnosed. Try rotating
your rims. Maybe one is bent or needs balancing. this happened to me, my right
front rim was bent, putting it on the rear seemed to have solved the problem.

Ed Jansen
94 SE-R
8 years & 140,000 miles