Hey! So i'm not new to the car world but definitely new to mechanics aspect of it. I'd say i know the basic anatomy of a car. I'm going to tech school in the fall and I want to start understanding how these things work. So how would something like this wobble be produced?
Worn out steering/suspension components, I don't know if these even used ball joints per se by a modern standard, but whatever has the tolerances has lost the tolerances if you catch my drift. Just worn out. Might be bushings are gone, might be metal has worn to being loose, not sure, you'd have to look up how this suspension and steering is designed but wherever it's connected is where there's ball joints, eyelets, bushings, etc, and that's what has worn out keeping it from being tight. Or the bearings, also, however those are in these Model A's, are worn out too.. which also produce slop
The issue I am having when turning the light switch the headlights flicker, and sometimes only one headlight will light, wiggle the switch to get them both on.
However, if the engine starts this badly, it is obviously not in order. Using it in poor condition will only make matters worse, so it would be best to put it in good condition.
