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Hi Folks,
My 93 dodge cummings has started to wander to one side or the other. It takes constant adjustments on the steering wheel to keep the truck going straight on the road.
I know that this has been discussed here but I can't find anything. I would guess that I am not using the right search terms.
Any leads that you could give me would be appreciated.
My 93 dodge cummings has started to wander to one side or the other. It takes constant adjustments on the steering wheel to keep the truck going straight on the road.
I know that this has been discussed here but I can't find anything. I would guess that I am not using the right search terms.
Any leads that you could give me would be appreciated.
Sorry, guess if I wanted any help I should have given more information.
The truck is a 250LE 4X with a 5 speed Getrag transmission and the normal 6 cylinder that was put in those trucks.
As far as I know the truck is completely stock, I have not done any up grades.
Hope this will help.
The truck is a 250LE 4X with a 5 speed Getrag transmission and the normal 6 cylinder that was put in those trucks.
As far as I know the truck is completely stock, I have not done any up grades.
Hope this will help.
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...archid=5145976
If you take a little more time searching you'll find that the number one cause of these issue is the steering coupler, which for about $8 you can easily fix. Next is the box mounting plate
NJT, thanks for the information. I guess I still left off some information. The truck is a first generation.
At the present I have changed the steering coupler. That is what brought the wandering problem up front where it is really noticeable now.
At the present I have changed the steering coupler. That is what brought the wandering problem up front where it is really noticeable now.
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