Violent front end shaking
Hello all, I'm new to the forum and have been enjoying RV'ing for the last 2 years. My RV is a 2007, Class C, 26" Fleetwood Jamboree with the Vortex engine and Chevy Express chassis. The issue...
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winnietrey wrote:
Not saying I have the answer, But when you hit the brakes the rig is going to nose dive. If one side does nose dive and the other not, I wonder if that would account for the shaking when the OP hits the brakes? I would think the stuck side would do some bouncing of the tire, and perhaps that is why he feels the shake.
I suppose it's possible, I'm no mechanic. I just can't imagine that though. Seems that if the shock was frozen then that tire wouldn't move up or down at all and all the bumps would be transmitted straight to the frame. But it wouldn't be the first time I was wrong, just ask my wife. :D
