A driver still felt steering wobble during light braking after brake work. Firm braking changed or removed the symptom, and a workshop suggested the steering rack.
What the report actually shows
The continued light-brake pattern did not by itself prove a rack fault. The discussion proposed measuring disc runout, wheel installation and suspension or caliper movement before a major replacement.
Reported outcome
No confirmed final repair was reported.
What to take from this case
A symptom that survives new parts calls for measurement, not a larger guess. Ask for brake runout and front-end play results before authorizing a steering-rack replacement.
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