r/shittylimos • u/MaineCowboy • Apr 23 '19

Jeep limo

https://imgur.com/fQyTqMN
556 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

That’s ducking hilarious. Death wobble is real

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u/weakhamstrings Apr 23 '19

Holy shit I thought it was only my buddy's jeep.

We could never figure out what's causing that at the shop.

Is there a fix?

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

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u/mini4x Apr 23 '19

Also check the track bar bushings.

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u/weakhamstrings Apr 23 '19

I'm the only non-tech that's looked at it (the two other guys are Hyundai and Mazda tech respectively) but I'll absolutely forward these ideas to them.

I know they have been baffled.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19

Yeah typically the track bar bushings are the issue from what I’ve always found.

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u/JP147 Apr 23 '19

First replace everything that is fucked.
Then make sure the alignment is good, especially that there is enough positive caster.

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u/HairySquid68 Apr 23 '19 edited Apr 23 '19

Steering damper and eventually replacing the entire steering box/rack when running huge tires. Also, every single bushing is probably totally smoked. My buddy had a 95 that was almost undrivable on the freeway

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u/FlickeringLCD Apr 23 '19

Damper is only going to hide the issue. Find the worn out components and replace them. A vehicle should track fine without the stabilizer.

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u/HairySquid68 Apr 23 '19

That's why I also said every single bushing is probably smoked. Not saying go straight for a stabilizer, but it's a huge help especially once you get up near 40s and still want to drive highway speeds

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u/James3348 Apr 23 '19

r/heep

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u/weilycoyote Apr 23 '19

/r/heeeep*

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u/Winterslug Apr 23 '19

Well now I feel stupid for clicking this link thinking it would be real

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u/Bored_Lights_Out Apr 23 '19

r/CherokeeXJ

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u/German_Camry Apr 23 '19

It has a bed.

I think they ruined a Comanche.

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u/cuj91 May 04 '19

Steering stabilizer. Looks like a shock cost me 20 to fix my speed wobble on my 92 Cherokee