I have another problem that I need some help with. When applying the brakes the left front strut shudders. I have no vibration in the steering wheel and no pulsating in the brake pedal. The lower control arm bushings and strut rod bushing all look good. The front brake rotors and brake pads look good also. The only thing I found is one swaybar endlink bushing that has a split in it. The car is 88 Volvo 765 tic with 206000 miles on it. I have owned the car for more than two years and it has had this problem since I bought it.
Thanks
88 Volvo 765 tic Front Strut Shuddering.
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You can install neoprene bushings on the endlinks for the swaybars, just be ready for the links to snap. I think they make em from old twigs.
A cutoff disk in a drill removed them very quickly.
I'm also told the conical bushings can cause shuddering if they're worn out, I'm doing them on mine in the mornin.
A cutoff disk in a drill removed them very quickly.
I'm also told the conical bushings can cause shuddering if they're worn out, I'm doing them on mine in the mornin.
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I got my endlinks from the volvo dealer, big mistake but I was in a rush and no-one had the aftmkt ones, I paid $114. !!!
Just did the driver side link, that one snapped also.
I also did the conical bushings, seems to have stopped the vibration so far but I changed the balljoints too at the same time so who knows what was causing it.
Before touching the links I'd get a cutoff tool, either an air tool or at least the drill adapter for the cutoff disks, I did the first one with a hacksaw and it was hard work. A carbide disk removed the second one in 2 minutes.
Just did the driver side link, that one snapped also.
I also did the conical bushings, seems to have stopped the vibration so far but I changed the balljoints too at the same time so who knows what was causing it.
Before touching the links I'd get a cutoff tool, either an air tool or at least the drill adapter for the cutoff disks, I did the first one with a hacksaw and it was hard work. A carbide disk removed the second one in 2 minutes.
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