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88 F250 steering loose
I have alot of play in my steering. Was thinking that tie rods need to be replaced. Anybody have some ideas for me???
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Re: 88 F250 steering loose
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Hey, thanks man, ya please keep me posted on the steering box issue. I've never played around in there. Give my regards to your friend in Iraq, I'm in uniform too, but didn't get the pleasure to go over.
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You didn't say wether you tried adjusting the box? You should have approx. 1/8 turn either way on you steering wheel when the motor is'nt running and no more. If you haven't adjusted it , try it. On top of the box is a stud with a lock nut on it. Loosen the nut and lightly snug the stud clockwise and then give it about 1/8 more turn. Make sure that when you tighten the nut back you don't tighten the stud more. There should be a slot in the top for a screwdriver to hold the stud still when you tighten the nut. Be sure to check the turning and (return) of the steering wheel with the motor running before you drive it because if you tighten it too much it could stick on you. Does the truck swerve a little when you hit a mud puddle?
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