Subject	not returning to center is NOT a prerequisite for bad rack>
Posted by	my91z on December 06, 2002 at 5:10 PM
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In Reply To	I drove a friend of mines car that had a looseness in posted by Miles (San Antonio, TX) on December 06, 2002 at 02:43 PM
Message	bushings. When my rack bushings were shot my car would pull slightly to one side or the other on flat highways with no wind. There was no pattern to the pull, but if you purposely moved the wheel slightly in one direction or the other the car would continue off an whatever angle you set it at(up to a few degrees) until you moved the wheel again. Mike ------------------------------------------------------
Follow Ups	argh, car is "twitchy", is it supposed to be? - hoss 13:50:45 12/06/02 did u have the alignment checked and tires? (n/m) - RaditZ 13:55:05 12/06/02 Not the alignment, but I will. What really worries me is the - hoss 14:19:30 12/06/02 That could actually be from bad tension rod bushings - SilverTwin(OH) 15:50:03 12/06/02 Tension rod & steering rach bushings. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 14:04:19 12/06/02 Bingo, he has both problems concurrently. (n/m) - my91z 17:01:01 12/06/02 I drove a friend of mines car that had a looseness in - Miles (San Antonio, TX) 14:43:17 12/06/02 not returning to center is NOT a prerequisite for bad rack> - my91z 17:10:35 12/06/02
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