I would suspect your 1 of 3 things.
1) Tires
– If while driving at 15 mph or slower the steering wheel tends to move back and forth by itself then you have a busted belt in one of your front tires. Rotate them to the back and test again.
2) Brake Rotors
– Your brake rotors may be warped, any rotor that has more than .003 run-out is warped and should be turned or replaced.
3) Wheel Bearings
– Your wheel bearing may be loose or damaged and may need to be adjusted accordingly.
The above is based on a 2WD truck, if it is 4WD you may need to jack up the front end and check your ball joints as well as the above mentioned.
I would suspect your 1 of 3 things.
1) Tires
– If while driving at 15 mph or slower the steering wheel tends to move back and forth by itself then you have a busted belt in one of your front tires. Rotate them to the back and test again.
2) Brake Rotors
– Your brake rotors may be warped, any rotor that has more than .003 run-out is warped and should be turned or replaced.
3) Wheel Bearings
– Your wheel bearing may be loose or damaged and may need to be adjusted accordingly.
The above is based on a 2WD truck, if it is 4WD you may need to jack up the front end and check your ball joints as well as the above mentioned.
Front Brake Rotors warped.
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