Hi there,

Im new to this!

Ive had my Audi a long time now, its on 180,000miles a year as i do 30K a year on average, i

love it to bits, the torque is great and it will regularily hit 130mph downhill on open

stretches. It is a 1995 model, of teh shape before teh more rounded just replaced current

shape.

However, the steering is certainly not like it used to be, there is quite a bit of feedback

through teh wheel that could certainly not be called positive whilst driving, and on

motorway corners there is often what can only be described as violent shaking of the wheel

and car even from the front wheels, especially the left from memory.

The brakes suffer because of this vibration, in the sense that the wheels they are stopping

are shaking.

I have actually had the bearing replaced as this was making a different type of vibration,

my mechanic says that its the tracking thats wrong, however once before i had this an dhad a

part replaced (for about 35£ a side), but i cant remember what that was called!

It had bent slightly i think from memory, could have been called a CV link or something i

think!!???

If anyone has an idea what it could be please help!
thanks
edd

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