1994 Chevrolet Lumina Repair Question
Asked on June 30, 2008
1994 Chevy Lumina Difficult to steer car
We've been pretty much told the car needs work on the tie rods. Unfortunately, what we were told was vague: just that they needed to be worked on. Doing some research, I know something could be wrong with any of the following: the inner/outer tie rods, tie rod ends, ball and socket, etc. We don't know which it is, though.
Here are the symptoms of the car: The *EDIT* steering wheel *EDIT* turns to the right easily, but the car struggles to turn right, ending up turning very, very wide. I do have a jack and will soon have some jack stands, I want to put it up, take off the tires, and figure out specifically what is wrong before I start getting quotes on repairs. Any thoughts?
EDIT: I changed the wording so it'd make a little more sense.
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Replied on June 30, 2008
id suspect steering rack unless you have something completely frozen
Replied on June 30, 2008
Thanks Tim, I re-worded my post a bit, advice still relevant?