slack in steering wheel
I know there can be many causes for slack in a steering wheel, but where should I examine first? I can be going down a straight away, and the vehicle still wants to drift. (01' 2wd 4.3L) thanks.
Best bet is to lift one tire off the ground and find the solution instead of spending a bunch of money guessing. So lift passenger front tire off the ground and you should have no play moving wheel 3 o'clock to 9 o'clock and 12 o'clock to 6 oclock. If you have any movement find out where it's at and replace that particular part. After changing any steering components should consider alignment next. Hope that works for you.
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