Reply With Quoteworn inner and or outer tie rod ends
worn out power steering rack mounting bushings.
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- 06-20 04:16 PM #1Nickle911Guest
Play in the steering wheel
I have a 96 maxima with 130,000 miles on it.Its seems to have alot of play in
the steeling wheel does anyone have any ideas what could cause this.Thanks.Phil
- 06-20 06:02 PM #2NissTechGuest
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- 06-20 06:34 PM #3JimGuest
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Nickle911 wrote:
Lots of things, worn tie rods being a common culprit.
- 06-20 07:46 PM #4+GGuest
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- 06-22 06:38 AM #5DavidGuest
Re: Play in the steering wheel
On 20 Jun 2004 16:16:30 GMT, Nickle911 <com> wrote:
I don't recall if I noticed any looseness in the stearing, but two things
that happened to my 95 SE were worn right front wheel bearing (that wheel
had play when jacked up) and what the dealer called a migrated bushing (I
had lower control arms replaced when replacing struts). I compete in high
speed autocross, and my steering is still precise at 110k mi.
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