So I’m chasing a wobble....

[GeorgiaMudCow]

....I’ve replaced all four shocks. KYB gas adjust in the front, air shocks in the back. Replaced both cv shafts. Newer rims and tires 5-10k ago. After replacing the shocks and cv shafts, the wobble diminished considerably but it’s still there. Just went and checked the balance on the tires. All good. I only notice the wobble at highway speeds. Certain mph it’s heavy and others it’s almost gone. I’m lost.

 

[RichLo]

Sounds like the only thing left are the U-Joints

 

[Dover]

In my experience wobble usually comes from steering components. ie tie rods, ball joints center link or even wheel bearings have any play in your steering system?


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[GeorgiaMudCow]

In my experience wobble usually comes from steering components. ie tie rods, ball joints center link or even wheel bearings have any play in your steering system?


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Little to no play. I’d expect a little from a 25yrold truck with 250k

 

[GeorgiaMudCow]

Sounds like the only thing left are the U-Joints

That was my next guess

 

[Dover]

Little to no play. I’d expect a little from a 25yrold truck with 250k

Me too lol. Wobble at highway speeds you would definitely notice in the steering wheel. More of a vibration could be u joints as already stated, unbalanced driveshaft or even mud packed into the crank pulley. Wouldn’t have believed that last one till it happened to me.


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[kauila]

One of your tires might have gotten some separation in one of the sidewall or tread plies from hitting a bad chuckhole. This could happen with even fairly new tires, especially if you had a heavy load when they hit something hard while going fast.

 

[sewlow]

Chasing a wobble? I'd blame those damn Weebles.

 

[Cokeman95]

Chasing a wobble? I'd blame those damn Weebles.

But did they fall down?

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[sewlow]

Lol!