hello ive got a 1994 ford aspire from this man. so far ive replaced the lca on both sides, the transmission, air filter, several oil changes, new tires, axles, and others i cant remember.
so now that i gave you guys/gals some history time for the problem. i drive to school and back with my aspire and the speed limit on my road is 60mph. sometimes ill do speed limit or ill go 65mph if im late and when i hit around 55-70+ mph my car shakes, wobbles, you name it.
like when im driving the car will sway back and forth, making me fight to keep in straight line (almost ran off side of the road), and it shakes like the whole cars just going to dissolve leaving me in a seat grinding to a halt. i haven't driven it because of the problem.
these are some "other things" im going to look at and if you know if one of them is not the problem let me know please.
thinking it might be... struts, springs, warped rotors causing wobbling?, sway bar, wheel bearings. anything else you may know for me to check out will be appreciated. will replace some of these items eventually but just want my aspire back on the road where it belongs.
so now that i gave you guys/gals some history time for the problem. i drive to school and back with my aspire and the speed limit on my road is 60mph. sometimes ill do speed limit or ill go 65mph if im late and when i hit around 55-70+ mph my car shakes, wobbles, you name it.
like when im driving the car will sway back and forth, making me fight to keep in straight line (almost ran off side of the road), and it shakes like the whole cars just going to dissolve leaving me in a seat grinding to a halt. i haven't driven it because of the problem.
these are some "other things" im going to look at and if you know if one of them is not the problem let me know please.
thinking it might be... struts, springs, warped rotors causing wobbling?, sway bar, wheel bearings. anything else you may know for me to check out will be appreciated. will replace some of these items eventually but just want my aspire back on the road where it belongs.
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