The steering linkage is composed of all the parts of the steering system that connect the steering wheel to the front wheels (see Figure 16-1). When you turn your steering wheel, the steering linkage ...

Loose, floppy steering is the bane of older Jeeps that are still running the OEM ”Y”-style linkage and pushing 60,000 miles with a decade of driving on- and off-road. Aside from worn-out tie-rod ends, ...

Vehicles Affected: Approximately 33,000 model-year 2013-18 Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 heavy-duty pickup trucks equipped with Mopar steering linkages that were due for replacement in a The Problem: The ...

Steering system converts the rotary motion of steering wheel into an angular turn of the front wheels by multiplying the driver’s effort. In simple words, it helps in turning the wheels to the left or ...

The main cause of steering wheel off-center is toe misalignment or rear axle misalignment. Toe can fall out of adjustment fairly easily as a result of daily driving, so you can imagine the effects of ...

Have you ever had the pleasure of trying to steer a one-ton pickup from the 1940s or wondered how hard it would be to turn your car without power-assisted steering? As military vehicles grew larger ...

Trailstar International Inc. (Trailstar) is recalling certain 2017-2019 International Dump trailers equipped with Ingersoll Smart-Steer self steer axles. The steering arm may detach from the steering ...

We left off the last installment buttoning up the Classic Performance Products' firewall-mount/underdash brake booster slash pedal assembly on the 1949 Chevy, promising we'd continue with the steering ...

You’ve probably never lost any sleep over a steering maintenance issue. The systems are proven and reliable and don’t require a lot of hands-on contact. Sticking to scheduled fluid and filter changes, ...

If you've ever driven an early Ford Mustang, you know that the factory steering system leaves a lot to be desired. Not only are they prone to slop in the gear box, but the factory geometry comes with ...

A steering linkage comes straight down from the steering head to grab and turn the hub, with brake calipers attached and a pair of knee joints above the wheel to soak up travel as the suspension moves ...