Steering Wobble-Fixed
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Regardless of what I was told about the steering shaft lube defect fixed for 2005 GMC/Chevy trucks, GM has issued a "kit" to fix the issue for the non-existant issue!
They pulled the steering shaft, and did whatever they did, but now my truck steering feels like it should, not like some Yugo!
They pulled the steering shaft, and did whatever they did, but now my truck steering feels like it should, not like some Yugo!
#3
Yea, the lube kit cures the knocking you get in the steering wheel...I've done mine once already after having the steering shaft replaced under warranty. So far it's been a few years and it's stayed quiet...I think I'm just starting to to get an occasional knock from time to time. PN for the lube kit is 26098419. It costs anywhere from about $8.50 to $12.00, depending on where you go and what kind of a discount you can get.
I bought a few kits to keep "in stock". When I did my friend's truck a few weeks back, his was knocking real bad, and I actually used 2 kits to fix him up.
I bought a few kits to keep "in stock". When I did my friend's truck a few weeks back, his was knocking real bad, and I actually used 2 kits to fix him up.
#5
Originally Posted by sleek silverado
Holy crap I just thought it was because my truck was lowered. Mine is horrible. How does this kit work???
What it actually does is to fill the clearance between the two splined parts of the intermediate shaft with grease, so the shaft has less play and doesn't bang against itself.
#7
this sounds like a ford problem! we shouldnt have this on our trucks. I had my shaft completely replaced, but my friend went in and they wont replace them any more, they just greased it, at least it's documented.
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#9
I need to have mine done. I already had it in at the dealer and they said they did their inspection but "no problem". Ill be taking it back and rasing hell till they fix it for me!


