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Old 04-25-06, 05:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question for all you mid year guys....Friend has a midyear, and the steering wheel is a bit loose..it might be the steering column..theirs just a little "play" in it.....What can i check or do on my end to 'tighten" up this up?

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What do you mean loose, is it rotation or laterial play?
 
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I saw it for the first time this weekend. The car is in park and you can turn the wheel about 3" or so in either direction. Hope that helps..

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Check Rubber Rag joint at bottom of shaft at steering sector,Steering sector it's self, Pitman arm and tie rod assembly's.
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Thanks JUNK!!


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Check Rubber Rag joint at bottom of shaft at steering sector,Steering sector it's self, Pitman arm and tie rod assembly's.
 
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Are you sure its not the loose nut behind the wheel ?
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Get it it was a joke Loose nut behind the wheel
I have been waiting years to use this joke

All kidding aside I did a search but came up with nothing. A while back a fellow had posted about a trip he took with his car and his rag joint had torn and I think he had to get towed in Any one remember this one?
 
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LOLOLOLOLOLOL...

Yes, got that one right away.....I guess I am a "Loose nut" from time to time........Glad I could oblige......Saving that one for years? Let me see if i can feed any more your way ( )

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Get it it was a joke Loose nut behind the wheel
I have been waiting years to use this joke

All kidding aside I did a search but came up with nothing. A while back a fellow had posted about a trip he took with his car and his rag joint had torn and I think he had to get towed in Any one remember this one?
 
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There's an article in the knowledgebase that describes the adjustment procedure for the steering box; check-it out.
 
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