| Author | Message | ||
| Eric Brown (206.246.174.253)
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I have two 05 Eagles. One has manual steering, and one has power steering. The manual is very tight and a pleasure to drive on the open road, but will grow arm muscle fast in a tight area. The bus with power is all over the road. When I turn the wheel with the engine off, there is about 60 degrees of slop in each direction. When I start the bus, I can stand outside,turn the wheel and the wheels move with less than 1" steering wheel movement. It seems to be very tight and balanced in both directions. When I get it on the road, it wanders, and takes an enormous amount of turning to control the bus. The manual is much easier to control. I thought that the outer tie rod ends may be bad, but judging from the quick response at idle there is very little play. The unit is only 3 years old and was purchased new. Any suggestions? | ||
| USHER (162.40.203.103) Rating: N/A |
CHECK THE CASTER. I BET THE TIRES ARE STEERING ON THE FRONT HALF OF THE CONTACT PATCH. |
