Vibrating steeringwheel when warm
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Vibrating/stuttering steeringwheel when warm
Only when engine is warm and when driving slow to park I hear from engine bay and feel the steeringwheel "vibrate/stutter" when turning
I don't think it's the belt cause it doesn't slip. Car is 12 years old so thought of changing the oil. Is there a how to and what spec should it be?
I don't think it's the belt cause it doesn't slip. Car is 12 years old so thought of changing the oil. Is there a how to and what spec should it be?
Last edited by peterv8; 07-21-2018 at 02:38 AM.
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Can't find the spec in free x150 workshop manual but should be in the car manual so I'll have a look there.
Was hoping it would be as easy as an engine oil change but need pipework and stuff so anybody done it and have some tips or tricks?:-)
Was hoping it would be as easy as an engine oil change but need pipework and stuff so anybody done it and have some tips or tricks?:-)
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Ranchero50 (07-24-2018)
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Oil changed but vibration still there. Funny thing is my former car(MG ZT V8(Mustang GT engine)) did exactly the same. If it doesn't get worse I'll live with it.
Did it as per manual as I wasn't sure of how to fill it again after draining it with compressed air. First 2 person job,with engine running it drains VERY quickly and you have to be VERY fast keep up so no air goes into the system. The oil I had bought came in 5 one litre bottles, luckely I poured them all into one bigger canister.
I liked Rancheros way better as there is no stress and you can do it yourself, I was unsure if it would fill up by itself by pouring in the oil?
Did it as per manual as I wasn't sure of how to fill it again after draining it with compressed air. First 2 person job,with engine running it drains VERY quickly and you have to be VERY fast keep up so no air goes into the system. The oil I had bought came in 5 one litre bottles, luckely I poured them all into one bigger canister.
I liked Rancheros way better as there is no stress and you can do it yourself, I was unsure if it would fill up by itself by pouring in the oil?
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