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Sloppy Steering
So my K10 came back with a brand new engine and is running like a champ. Apparently the steering is very "loose" according to the wife. This tells me there is too much play in the steering. I was wondering what are some things I should be looking to repair or replace when I get back from Afghanistan to tighten up the steering?
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Re: Sloppy Steering
Tie rods or idler arm to name a couple.
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Also check the frame around the box. Some have a tendency to crack there. Otherwise just go through the linkage and the box.
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cheap /might be easiest too, I'd start with the rag joint,oil leaks,heat, degrade the rubber
sure helped mine tighten up |
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don't let the wife drive the truck!!! lol haha....couldnt resist
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Steering boxes wear a lot more in the center of the gear than they do towards any other side.
A new steering box may be in order |
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I think my first step will be to replace the steering box. When I start doing that I should be able to see any breaks, leaks, or loose bolts along the network and can address them as they come along.
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I would rebuild the rag joint first since it is cheap and easy. Here is a how to.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=614332 |
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