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You can check it by having someone turn the wheels while you watch the travel of the steering shaft.
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| Posted: 06-12-2012 12:10 am |
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Sounds like steering shaft knuckle is hitting exhaust manifold or corner of cam tower. It is not uncommon and is fixed by checking engine mounts and using shims to adjust. I am assuming the steering shaft is good. You can check it by having someone turn the wheels while you watch the travel of the steering shaft.
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