hard steering?
I'm just wondering if anybody else has had this problem.. I have an 02 dodge cdt HO 4x4 and it seems like it is very hard to steer. It doesn't road walk it just seems extremely tight....
Re: hard steering?
Originally posted by brandon507
I'm just wondering if anybody else has had this problem.. I have an 02 dodge cdt HO 4x4 and it seems like it is very hard to steer. It doesn't road walk it just seems extremely tight....
I'm just wondering if anybody else has had this problem.. I have an 02 dodge cdt HO 4x4 and it seems like it is very hard to steer. It doesn't road walk it just seems extremely tight....
Wrong thread. If yo want help then you may want to post it in the correct YEARS thread
Re: Re: hard steering?
Originally posted by SuperGewl
Wrong thread. If yo want help then you may want to post it in the correct YEARS thread
Wrong thread. If yo want help then you may want to post it in the correct YEARS thread
And no, no hard steering here.
Assume you checked the PS fluid?
phox
Re: Re: Re: hard steering?
Originally posted by phox_mulder
Done.
And no, no hard steering here.
Assume you checked the PS fluid?
phox
Done.
And no, no hard steering here.
Assume you checked the PS fluid?
phox
It might be getting dark looking...
Brandon507
Assume you are talking at slow speeds, like parking? If so, simple solution is don't turn the wheel unless you are moving at least a little. Power steering can work poorly when foot is on the brake because P.S. uses brake boost pump to augment itself.
Also suck fluid out of your reservoir and replace with new once a week, until it comes out looking like new. 4x4's are hard on PS Fluid. I find PS fluid will turn black in about 5,000 miles if you work your truck hard.
If you are talking about hard steering while driving down the road - I have no idea other than old fluid.
Rowland
Also suck fluid out of your reservoir and replace with new once a week, until it comes out looking like new. 4x4's are hard on PS Fluid. I find PS fluid will turn black in about 5,000 miles if you work your truck hard.
If you are talking about hard steering while driving down the road - I have no idea other than old fluid.
Rowland
Re: Brandon507
Originally posted by rjohnson
Assume you are talking at slow speeds, like parking? If so, simple solution is don't turn the wheel unless you are moving at least a little. Power steering can work poorly when foot is on the brake because P.S. uses brake boost pump to augment itself.
Also suck fluid out of your reservoir and replace with new once a week, until it comes out looking like new. 4x4's are hard on PS Fluid. I find PS fluid will turn black in about 5,000 miles if you work your truck hard.
If you are talking about hard steering while driving down the road - I have no idea other than old fluid.
Rowland
Assume you are talking at slow speeds, like parking? If so, simple solution is don't turn the wheel unless you are moving at least a little. Power steering can work poorly when foot is on the brake because P.S. uses brake boost pump to augment itself.
Also suck fluid out of your reservoir and replace with new once a week, until it comes out looking like new. 4x4's are hard on PS Fluid. I find PS fluid will turn black in about 5,000 miles if you work your truck hard.
If you are talking about hard steering while driving down the road - I have no idea other than old fluid.
Rowland
I got some water in mine awhile back and it made it low power in the power steering dept.
If you got to NAPA you can buy power steering fluid for about $10.00 a gallon
Im not talking about turning the wheel when im stopped....Im talking about when your driving down the road at any speed....Checked the PS fluid and it looks fine....just wondering if i have a faulty pump.....
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Originally posted by brandon507
Im not talking about turning the wheel when im stopped....Im talking about when your driving down the road at any speed....Checked the PS fluid and it looks fine....just wondering if i have a faulty pump.....
Im not talking about turning the wheel when im stopped....Im talking about when your driving down the road at any speed....Checked the PS fluid and it looks fine....just wondering if i have a faulty pump.....
If the fluid gets thin or contaminated it will make the steering hard moving or stopped!
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