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wobbling wheel?

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I changed tires on the wifes Rincon and when I started to change the right front I noticed that there was a half inch wobble or better. What could cause this? I checked the others and there was no movement...I also noticed when I back up or move forward there is a clicking noise but its in the rear not the front. The clicking is more distinct when I turn either in reverse or foward. Im sure there not related but I could use some advice as to what to check.
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Could be bearings or ball joints.
ur wheel bearings are out. bout like mine i got bout 1inch movement on my foreman
same thing! the front left has a death wobble. another trip to the dealership for parts $$$$$$$$$
Yea Im pretty sure mine are out tooo. It's usually your bearings...Check those first. I think you can get them for around $100.
the clicking in the back end is a bearing...deffinitley i just had that problem and the wobble in the front end is a bearing as well ...i've change them so many times for myself and by buddies that now i have it down to a science
if after you change your bearings and it still wobbles it is your cv axle i'v replaved it twice about $400 for original part i got one off ebay for $100
same thing! the front left has a death wobble. another trip to the dealership for parts $$$$$$$$$
i have the same death wobble on the front of mine so i tore it apart to see what the problem was. anyways when i got the knuckle off and took the snap ring off to pound the bearing out, it just dropped out!! Put a new one in and it still has the wobble so im assuming the knuckle itself is toast cause the bearing was let go too long
yeah prob. bearings i got the same prob. just got some all balls bearings i hear they are good
if after you change your bearings and it still wobbles it is your cv axle i'v replaved it twice about $400 for original part i got one off ebay for $100
A worn cv joint will not cause your wheel to wobble. Its either the wheel bearing itself or the ball joints.
^Or the knuckle could be worn slap out.
I looked at the cost of parts. It looks like you can get the kunckle and bearings for about $35 per side over the cost of the bearing and seals. Does this seem correct?
i live in canada parts up here cost about twice what they go for in the states. anyway if im not in a hurry for the parts i order from mr-cycles.com in carrolina awsome service i purchased a knuckle(with a new bearing and seal and ball joint) for 76 dollars.
I looked at the cost of parts. It looks like you can get the kunckle and bearings for about $35 per side over the cost of the bearing and seals. Does this seem correct?
The parts are $135.00 for both side not $35.00.
I vote bearings. Watch the ball joints when you wiggle it and if they're OK then replace the bearings. Had a bad death wobble on the Foreman before bearings and it's golden now.
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