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marney fletcher Posted on Apr 13, 2009
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2004 chev optra ls

The car steering shakes at any speed, vibrates too, had balance done alot, new tires but before this started I had a caliper stuck and ever since that the front end of the car been acting up.... took the car to different garages and nothing but also the struts are loose, which is that how the optra made, nobody knows.

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Hi,you mention your struts,try to replace and check also your suspension bushing,if not try to check your chassis alignment,ty

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