Steering feeling loose.
12-03-2004, 09:13 PM
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Steering feeling loose.
The steering wheel felt awefully loose....Not getting the strong feed back on the road as I used to to about 5 month ago. Local shop checked and found nothing wrong....Steering colum, bushing, coupling....all are in good condition.
I just move here (Oregon) about 3 month ago, day time temp is about 40 to 50 degree lower than Los Angeles where I was from. You guys think the change of temp could changed the viscocity of PS fluid and affect the steering feed back?
Or am I just going nuts?
I just move here (Oregon) about 3 month ago, day time temp is about 40 to 50 degree lower than Los Angeles where I was from. You guys think the change of temp could changed the viscocity of PS fluid and affect the steering feed back?
Or am I just going nuts?
12-06-2004, 09:12 AM
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1995 C36 AMG & 2004 MINI Cooper S
Originally Posted by Joe Lee
The steering wheel felt awefully loose....Not getting the strong feed back on the road as I used to to about 5 month ago. Local shop checked and found nothing wrong....Steering colum, bushing, coupling....all are in good condition.
I just move here (Oregon) about 3 month ago, day time temp is about 40 to 50 degree lower than Los Angeles where I was from. You guys think the change of temp could changed the viscocity of PS fluid and affect the steering feed back?
Or am I just going nuts?
I just move here (Oregon) about 3 month ago, day time temp is about 40 to 50 degree lower than Los Angeles where I was from. You guys think the change of temp could changed the viscocity of PS fluid and affect the steering feed back?
Or am I just going nuts?
12-07-2004, 01:07 AM
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Did all that. The shop specifically check all those area (including tire pressure too). There is no slacking between the steering and wheel.
Shop guy think I am "Overly sensitive"
Shop guy think I am "Overly sensitive"
