Steering Problem

Jason4x4 · May 27, 2008

So I was putting my trailer in the back yard, and I heard a pop when I turned the wheel, then the steering got sloppy. :crazy:

2 of the studs holding on my steering arm broke :doah:

, 1 looks like it has been broke for awhile. So, make sure to check yer nuts... :crazy:

I'm just glad it happened in the driveway and not on the street.

RockinChevy · May 27, 2008

OUCH! Time to go 60! :p:

Jason4x4 · May 27, 2008

I know, I already started putting the one in that is in the garage...

RockinChevy · May 27, 2008

Jason4x4 said:
I know, I already started putting the one in that is in the garage...

I'm coming home!

:haha:

Duntz00 · May 27, 2008

sorry to hijack but who's crossover arms are ya using

Jason4x4 · May 27, 2008

Duntz00 said:
sorry to hijack but who's crossover arms are ya using

a local guy made it.

Duntz00 · May 27, 2008

thanks, im tryin to figure out where to buy mine at

that sucks your studs broke, glad it happened in the driveway and not on the highway

redneckdude · May 27, 2008

Jason4x4 said:
a local guy made it.

both the knuckle and arm were milled perfectly flat as well? that or improper torque can cause that issue real quick.

pipeline · May 28, 2008

I had all my studs break off whle I was on the trail one time. Totally lost all my steering, Not cool.

MaxPF · May 29, 2008

Looks like somebody didn't properly torque their fasteners when they installed their steering arm :shame: