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Steering wheel wobbles while driving

98 Plymouth grand voyager, shimmies/wobbles steadily while driving, less noticeable at higher speeds, have to really hold the wheel

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If it seems to happen more when rounding a curve than on the straight, it may be your CV joint. I'm not sure but I think you can replace the half shaft that connects the wheel to the engine. Otherwise, you may have to find a press to press out the old one. It's kinda like a U-joint on rear wheel drive cars. Or it could be the tire out of balance, bad tire, bad stabalizer bar. Gonna have to jack it up and get under it and start shaking stuff to find out what's loose. GOod luck and have fun....

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Either a tier with a broken belt or a steering/suspension part bad
have it checked

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Its most likely the tires out of balance. With car problems its always best to try the most common and cheapest solutions first and that would be having it rebalanced.

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