guitarshredder7
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- Noah
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Still dealing with this after several months of trying to fix it. Basically, my steering wheel TURNS left. It’s not - jeep driving down road with straight wheel and it drifts left slightly. It’s - on a flat road, let go of the wheel and the steering wheel starts to turn on its own, to the left. It’s the same no matter the speed, parking lot or freeway (albeit it’s a lot less of an effect when above 50mph). It seems to find a happy medium and stops rotating counter clockwise after the top of the steering wheel is around 10 o’clock. After that it’s as if it’s driving normally. I’m thinking it’s my pitman arm indexed incorrectly, you’ll see what I mean in the video attached, steering wheel hits lock about an 1/8 of turn “deeper” when turning right. Makes me think my steering box is chasing ‘center’ and ‘center’ is wrong. I’ve tried adjusting literally everything except the pitman arm. Any ideas?
Basic rundown of mods on the front end:
Synergy drag link (flipped)
Synergy track bar (with bracket to match drag link flip)
Synergy sector shaft and track bar brace
Synergy tie rod
Fox ats 2.0 stabilizer
4.5 inch lift with shocks to match
Metalcloak end links
Front and rear axles are both centered and aligned. Toe is 1/8 inch. Cross caster is within spec. Caster is 5.5°. Tried playing with caster. Issue still present.
Basic rundown of mods on the front end:
Synergy drag link (flipped)
Synergy track bar (with bracket to match drag link flip)
Synergy sector shaft and track bar brace
Synergy tie rod
Fox ats 2.0 stabilizer
4.5 inch lift with shocks to match
Metalcloak end links
Front and rear axles are both centered and aligned. Toe is 1/8 inch. Cross caster is within spec. Caster is 5.5°. Tried playing with caster. Issue still present.
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