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Old 23-09-2009, 12:58 PM   #1
frd906
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Default steering wheel shudder

hi guys

i was at centrelink the other day, i hopped in the car and went to reverse out and as soon as i turned the wheel i had this shuddering through my steering wheel, and knocking noise from my steering rack,

when im driving the car on the highway, i have no problem at all with it, only dose it when the car is stationary and turning the wheel

can any one help me would be good

becuase im not driving it anywhere to far till i fix it ,

cheers matt

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