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04-11-2009, 03:58 AM
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Strange (dangerous?) problem with my steeringsystem, any idea's?
I recently aquired a 43.000 mile '76 Pontiac Grand Prix 350 (one owner car).
This car is all original and it runs and drives and runs great except for a really strange issue with the steering system which really worries me! What happens is the following; When I take a corner and turn-in somewhere between 1/4 and a 1/2 turn I can feel a resistance coming up through the column. At the same time I hear a "clunk"like noise. One friend on mine thinks its a problem inside the steering box. I personally don't think that a 43.000 mile box could really have such a big deficiency. My thoughts are going to a worn rag joint / steering coupler. I can't believe it has anything to do with the steering column itself (non-tilt) since the car isn't your average old worn-out ride. Anyone got some ideas on this, maybe I'm missing something here?!? Erik
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