what would make the rear if my car to sway like its on ice? i have stock wheels, I've replaced the swaybar end links and the air bags with springs and shocks.

Asked by Sjones388 Oct 29, 2012 at 11:23 AM about the 1995 Lincoln Mark VIII 2 Dr STD Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 95 lincoln mark viii the rear feels like im driving on ice from about 40 mph up. I have replaced
the air suspention with springs and shocks and also replaced the swaybar end links. i've had it aligned.
tires show no uneven wear.

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Get under there and do an inspection, and I mean a real inspection, not just look for a minute. The shock(s) may have come unattached, spring out of end holder, look for anything and everything that does not look right. Is it sitting level, not one side higher than the other? Noise?

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Tires could be out of balance? Hopefully it's just that..........But Have a good mechanic get that thing up on a lift anyhow. Thats a dangerous condition. If its not the tires, Something is loose on and or in the rear end. Check the axle housing and where the mounting points are. Check the rubber bushings. Pull on the rear wheels. I'd take a look inside that differential too. Make sure the axle shafts are secured in there properly. Be safe.

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