Sloppy steering.
Sloppy steering.
Experiencing sloppy steering.Turning the wheel is extremely easy and concerning. Another example when you make a u-turn and your straigtning out the wheel, ususally you could just let go of the wheel and it will spin back. . . mine remains in that position.
I was thinking maybe low fluid, or bad PS pump, but if this was the case the steering would be much more difficult not easier. Not too sure what the problem can be.
Anyone have this particular problem?
Could it be worn out inner tie rods?
PS belt?
I was thinking maybe low fluid, or bad PS pump, but if this was the case the steering would be much more difficult not easier. Not too sure what the problem can be.
Anyone have this particular problem?
Could it be worn out inner tie rods?
PS belt?
Thanks Good link. My inner boots have a rip in them, so I'll replace the inner tie rods. I already have a control arm for driver side, I'll purchase a passenger side and install.
I might as well do the whole 9 yards while I'm down there, swabar end links etc. . .
I might as well do the whole 9 yards while I'm down there, swabar end links etc. . .
Originally Posted by Mxrider52
Great link
Originally Posted by 96ItaliaSE
if you steering wheels isnot returning to center its either your inner or outer tie rod ends. Boths are fairly inexpensive to replace. I replaced mine and it made a unreal difference.
who has the better price on inner and outter tie rods? The ebay seller (best suspension) or dave B? or wasnt there a 3rd person?
Originally Posted by steven88
I had this problem when I first installed my Ksports...the steering was sloppy as a ****...it got corrected after I got an alignment....i dunno if this helps ?
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