Can't find the sourceof Death Wobble HELP
Asked by Kevin Oct 08, 2020 at 05:14 PM about the 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4WD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
What can cause death wobble to only occur when I apply the brakes at speeds of 50mph or above? Bumps do not trigger wobble only the application of the brakes @ 50mph. I've replaced the track bar, all 4 control arms, draglink end at the pitman arm, and the steering gear box.
6 Answers
bobbymac74 answered 4 years ago
Silly question but are the wheels balanced? If so, then are the brake rotors true?
bobbymac74 answered 4 years ago
All calipers free? Do you feel it through the steering wheel or through the car body?
bobbymac74 answered 4 years ago
Another one I'm sure you've checked: is there any play in any wheel - wheel bearings.
firebird338 answered 4 years ago
Have you recently have any brake work done ? Sounds like may have gotten some grease on the rotors
Your front rotors are warped, they need to be machined or replaced. A smooth rotor is not an indication of a trued rotor.