1995 Dodge Intrepid funny wobble from front end

I've noticed that at around 20-30 mph, there is this "wobble" in the
steering wheel and in the front end, but then it will go away. My
father says it might have something to do with the driveshaft on the
car. I guess my question is what is the worst possible scenario for
this? I drive this car a lot for work and also am very reluctant to
give it up!

If I take this to my dealer to get repaired, how much could this
possibly set me back? What does it take to repair something like
this?

Any information would be appreciated!

-Joe

Joseph Markovich wrote:

> I've noticed that at around 20-30 mph, there is this "wobble" in the
> steering wheel and in the front end, but then it will go away. My
> father says it might have something to do with the driveshaft on the
> car. I guess my question is what is the worst possible scenario for
> this? I drive this car a lot for work and also am very reluctant to
> give it up!
>
> If I take this to my dealer to get repaired, how much could this
> possibly set me back? What does it take to repair something like
> this?
>
> Any information would be appreciated!
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Before you take it anyplace, rotate the tires front to rear and see if
that makes a difference.

Joseph Markovich wrote:

> I've noticed that at around 20-30 mph, there is this "wobble" in the
> steering wheel and in the front end, but then it will go away. My
> father says it might have something to do with the driveshaft on the
> car. I guess my question is what is the worst possible scenario for
> this? I drive this car a lot for work and also am very reluctant to
> give it up!
>
> If I take this to my dealer to get repaired, how much could this
> possibly set me back? What does it take to repair something like
> this?
>
> Any information would be appreciated!
==============================================

Before you take it anyplace, rotate the tires front to rear and see if
that makes a difference.

On 8 Aug 2004 10:11:34 -0700, (Joseph
Markovich) wrote:

>I've noticed that at around 20-30 mph, there is this "wobble" in the
>steering wheel and in the front end, but then it will go away. My
>father says it might have something to do with the driveshaft on the
>car. SNIP
>-Joe
Your car has no driveshaft. If it only happens when lightly applying
the brakes, it's most likely a warped rotor. If not when the brakes
are applied, it's probably an out-of-balance tire.

On 8 Aug 2004 10:11:34 -0700, (Joseph
Markovich) wrote:

>I've noticed that at around 20-30 mph, there is this "wobble" in the
>steering wheel and in the front end, but then it will go away. My
>father says it might have something to do with the driveshaft on the
>car. SNIP
>-Joe
Your car has no driveshaft. If it only happens when lightly applying
the brakes, it's most likely a warped rotor. If not when the brakes
are applied, it's probably an out-of-balance tire.