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#201072 02/14/2006 10:20 PM
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As I drive down the road my steering is loose in the center (about 3 or 4 inches of play. Any idea how I could correct this?

#201073 02/14/2006 11:34 PM
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Have someone move the steering wheel back & forth through the play & watch where the looseness is. Or jack up the front end & grab the wheels in different places & pull them back & forth. It shouldn,t be hard to find with that much play. It,s probably a combination of things but most of it in the steering gear.


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