can air in my brake lines cause my front tires to shake ?

[blacksrjdm]

I agree, but he said that he had noticed it leaking for 5-6 months, so then he should have known to be checking his fluid, therefore really negating the thread.

[sldewyz]

true...forgot that he said he knoticed it for 5-6 months....if so facto...not smart letting it go.

[240_SeX]

bahah, ok well guess what guys. i forgot to tell you. i have no fluid in my power steering rack or any of my ps lines. it slowly leaks out. it took about 5 or 6 months to all leak out. the fluid has recently ran out. could that be it? sinse theres no liquid to resist. just a thought. i just put ps liquid in it and im about to take it for a drive. ill le you know how it turns out

Although you think you have magically sovled your problem, i highly doubt that p/s fluid solved a rotational vibration issue. The fluid does not "resist" movement, it aids in movement. your p/s pump provides hydraulic pressure that helps you turn wheel/rack.

Ballancing an out-of-round wheel does not fix the issue.

All air in the brake lines can do is cause a "soft" pedal.

But good job in your repairs