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the steering in my vehical is extreamy hard to steer the fluid is full and the pump is working when you go to make a turn it is like you are rolling the wheel over a hard lump like something is broken or not i don't know anybody have a idea....
beth |
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Re: bad steering in my cherokee
Welcome to the group!!! Remember always "Search first, Ask questions later"
It would help us to help you if you would give us more info on your rig. Like...Year, engine, transmission, is it lifted?, what size tires, etc... Also, pictures of the steering set-up would help if you have them.
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89XJ Laredo, 2 door, 4.0L, Automatic. Rusty's 3" Full-Spring Pack Lift, Steering Stabilizer, Bumpstops, Steering Brace, and Adjusatable Track Bar. ProComp 31X10.5X15 AT's on 8" Steelies. Dynomax Super-Turbo Cat Back. |
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Re: bad steering in my cherokee
Possibly the U-joint in the steering shaft is binding or a bearing is bad in the steering column, or there is something interfering with free movement.
I get the feeling the problem lies between the steering wheel and steering box. IMO be careful, your Jeep is probably not safe to drive until its fixed. |
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Re: bad steering in my cherokee
Is it hard to steer only in certain spots or across the full range? Try jacking up the front so both wheels are off the ground (use safety stands too), then turn the wheels and see if it's any easier. If it's a lot easier, your pump or steering box could be bad (internal leaking).
Also check for any binding or loose joints. While your down there, give everything a shot of grease. |
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Re: bad steering in my cherokee
Beth,
See if there is a steering stabilizer shock on the front of the steering linkage. These will bind if they go bad. It can be removed to check it out. See if its ok without it in the parking lot. Has this truck been in an accident? The steering box could be damaged. You could have ball joints seizing as well.
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