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skinny_oneOct-07-02 06:36 AM
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#12570, "Pulsing sterring wheel"


          




When I turn the wheel all the way to the right the steering wheel pulses rythmicly. Did I bend a rim or damage something else? I also hear a slight single knock when I come off a light or something normaly. What can that be?

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337eclipseOct-07-02 03:08 PM
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#12571, "RE: Pulsing sterring wheel"
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it could be your power steering fluid level? or just your power steering in general.. maybe.

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skinny_oneOct-07-02 05:22 PM
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#12572, "RE: Pulsing sterring wheel"
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Could it be the steering column? Or a bent rim?

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TeamMetalJimOct-07-02 06:04 PM
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#12573, "RE: Pulsing sterring wheel"
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> When I turn the wheel all the way to the right the
>steering wheel pulses rythmicly.

Are you going around in circles, or are you just sitting there in neutral?


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power________Gude cams : AFX UDP : ram air : test pipe : Thrush glasspack
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skinny_oneOct-09-02 04:12 PM
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#12574, "RE: Pulsing sterring wheel"
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It is just a BUMP now. you can't really hear it but you can feel it. Another thing, last night I took off turning right and spinning the wheels and i have wheel hop bad, but anyway, I heard a POP really loud. I think the steering coulumn is loose or the rack is loose. I don't know though

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