I have a 2012 2500 Bighorn SLT with about 37,000 miles. I've noticed that when I hit a bump or making a turn there is a "little pop" in the steering wheel. Almost like something is loose.

The truck holds pretty straight and doesn't pull when driving down the road, but I know that as soon as I hit a bump I will have this "feeling" in the steering wheel.

Thinking about taking it into the dealer - although I'm scared of dealers, I always feel like I was just taken to the cleaners when I'm done even if it was for something small.

As not to waist mine or the dealers time, where should I start? To me, being totally non-mechanic, I feel like it is something to do with the gear box...

 

Well it was bugging me enough that I dropped her off at the dealer this morning. We will see what they come back with.


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On my truck... It was from the steering upper intermediate shaft. $400... And waiting for a back ordered part


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Ouch, thanks for the update.

 

If 4X4 make sure they do the N49 recall while your truck is in there.

 

What is the N49 recall and what year/model truck does it apply to? All 4x4's regardless of year? 1500, 2500, and 3500?

 

 

This is great info. Thanks!


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