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Steering problem 200

posted by  mark h. on  Wed Aug 30 06:36 CST 2006
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I would start with the basics. Balance alignment tire pressure. When you have the front end jacked up grasp the tire at 12 and six oclock then at 3 and 9 oclock and see if there is any movement that would suggest ball joint,bearings, or tie rod end play. After that look at the condition of the bushings. If you don't have a Robert Benley 240 manual, get one. I use it for 700 and 900 series as well. Ck. Ebay. Good luck.

Mark






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