Reply to "Steering rack"

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Do you know for sure that your rack has 90-wt gear oil in it? Lots of Pantera racks have leaky OEM boots that allow the lube to drain out. Inside the rack is a bronze bushing at the passenger side, and a spring-loaded v-grooved steel 'shoe' runs against the backside of the steel rack gear on the drivers side. I've seen some racks run dry for a while that were worn triangular, conforming to the shape of the steel shoe. Another rack problem is a bad pinion bearing that will give a 'gritty' feel to the steering. Anyway, it seems you should pull the rack again & check inside.

11/24/028:05 PM

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