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Taffmog, a serious question - what is the difference between "Morgan Shimmy" and what is known as "St Malvern's Dance"? My previous Morgan (1981 4/4) had no shimmy at any speed, except on a very bumpy stretch of road at one specific location where it felt like the whole car was going to fall apart. I think this was the St Malvern's dance. Apart from this particular road, there were shimmy problems neither on motorways in Germany nor on country roads in Scotland. Best regards, Harald
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Perhaps that is it... It occurs so irregularly...
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Ok, I pulled the front right wheel and everything looked in order. There was no forward or backward play in the damper blade. A good sign. I did put a little oil on it. It drove fine this weekend. I did not get to the left wheel. Too many "honey do" items to chase. Thanks for everyone's input.
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