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I got some help from my friend and owner of this Jeep, Jason Matherson with the camera
on this one. He brought me his Jeep a few months ago with a loose steering
wheel and I showed him the trouble that was brewing. At first it was noisy like
a rusty hinge, he tried to inject grease into the boots and that quieted things
down for a bit but they still wore to the point you see here. I have to confess
that this job took a lot longer than pictured as YT only allows me 10min of
video (any longer is too long in my opinion anyway). I was almost done with the
job when I ran out of gas for my torch and I had quite a bit of trouble putting
one side back in, I ended up lubing the heck out of it. I hope this helps you
get a better idea of how steering linkage works and how to fix it (with big
hammers and torches). This work can be fun but if you don't have the tools that
I showed in this video forget it. http://ericthecarguy.com/ |