Loose steering wheel

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by player615, Jul 8, 2005.

  1. player615

    player615 Guest

    I have a 1994 Chrysler Concorde
    It has excessive up and down play on
    the steering wheel I can still adjust the position
    by using the lever but the play is still there.
    Is this acommon complaint or do I have something to worry about?
     
    player615, Jul 8, 2005
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  2. player615

    maxpower Guest

    A common complaint, No.
    Something to worry about? I would say anytime your steering wheel is loose
    it would be something to worry about.

    Glenn Beasley
    Chrysler Tech
     
    maxpower, Jul 8, 2005
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  3. Your steering column is coming apart. This is a safety problem. Repair or
    replace the steering column immediately.
     
    Daniel J. Stern, Jul 8, 2005
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  4. player615

    maxpower Guest

    g
     
    maxpower, Jul 9, 2005
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  5. player615

    Joe Guest

    Yeah, I agree. Mine doesn't do that. On the tilt wheel, obviously there is a
    mechanism that does move, but when it locks in position it doesn't move much
    at all.
     
    Joe, Jul 9, 2005
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  6. player615

    Bill Putney Guest

    My '99 Concorde has (for as long as I can remember) had a very slight
    knock in the column whenever side force is put on the steering wheel
    (only when pushed with moderate force from one side to the other) - no
    noise on up and down forces. Most people probably wouldn't notice it.

    From playing with it, I figure it has to be some minimal side-to-side
    play in the tilt joint. It hasn't gotten any worse, and I can't see it
    as something that I should panic over and replace the column for.

    Bill Putney
    (To reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my
    adddress with the letter 'x')
     
    Bill Putney, Jul 9, 2005
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