1999.5 4x4
Steering wheel is cocked 45 degrees to the left after making a left hand turn. Steering wheel is cocked 45 degrees to the right after making a right hand turn.
I just replaced the entire steering rack along with new tie rod ends and got it aligned.
The truck is doing the same ******* thing!
Im at the end of my rope. the steering is loosey goosey and it has a brand new rack on it.
Am I missing something? Steering gear? Any input would be great!
Steering Woes...
Moderator: volvite
The steering transfer gear assembly is the likely culprit. It's where the steering column makes a 90 degree turn down towards the power steering rams. You'll have to remove some of the air intake stuff to get to it. Some cars allow for a backlash adjustment but you may have to buy a new one.
Check for movement on the input side with no corresponding movement on the output side by getting somebody to turn the steering wheel back and forth while you watch.
Check for movement on the input side with no corresponding movement on the output side by getting somebody to turn the steering wheel back and forth while you watch.
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