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Tires, bearings, tie-rod ends, ball joints, even a stuck brake pad on a warped rotor could do this. I've had more trouble with the upper torsion bar adjustment, myself. Check the upper arms, if you can shuck them back and forth in the axle housing, look at the torsion bar adjustment bolt on the right side. The proced¶ ª8n Bentley. There's a set screw on the left end that is supposed to dig into the surface of the bar and keep it from moving. It digs in, all right, but cuts a groove. On mine, I had to flip the bar and start fresh on the other side, the groove was so long, I couldn't get the adjustment bolt tightened enough to keep from shimmying, it bottomed out. Rather poor design, I thought. On Fri, 19 Mar 1999 18:31:01 -0500, you wrote: >Well Girls & Boys, He runs again. I have just taken my 67Fastback out of 2 >year storage. I just brought him home. Runs well, but has a wicked shake in >the RF. I know it needs brake work, could the shake be from the tie rod >ends or balljoints? > >Any ideas? > > >Thanx >Shawn & Lisa Albertin ------------------------------------------------------------------- Too much? Digest! mailto:type3-d-request@vwtype3.org Subjbscribe