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  1. Hey guys first time poster. Just signed up. I do believe my pops is on here as well. But anyways. The other night when i was making a right hand turn coming off the highway my comanche decided it would completely shut off. About half way through the turn it come right back on. Any idea why this might be happening? This is not the only time it has done thing. It has also jerked really good a few times while in the middle of a turn. It seems to only do any of this when I am making a right hand turn. Any help would be great. Thanks guy Rob E.
  2. MJ Model: 1989 Jeep MJ 4.0L 2WD Issue at hand: At lower speeds when turning, I notice a vibration coming from the front driver side wheel. Seems to be worse when turning and I can kinda feel it driving straight. What I have done: I have installed a 2" lift using coil spacers and chevy drop shackles. I did not get an adjustable track bar. This was done about 6 months ago. I then had a weird noise and vibration in the same tire so I thought it was my bearings. I replaced the bearings with new ones. The issue was still there so I thought it was because I didnt replace the one piece rotor at the same time. So, I replaced the rotor and with new bearings again. (I packed the bearings very well)... Seemed to help but issue was still there. When the truck is parked, and when I grab the top of the tire and shake it back and forth, I hear a clicking like something is loose. So I replaced my ball joints. Problem still there. Brake pads looked good and didnt have unusual wear. Would appreciate some insight.
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