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Jazzy19

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today it is very cold....I started my car and turned the steering left n right and i heard a cracking/squeeky noise coming from the steering wheel????? What could be causing this. Also the steering is very hard to steer when its cold????

things change already:
ball joint,upper control arm,tie rod, rack(maybe it was a bad one?),new pump,and fluid.....


thanx for all the help in advance
 
i had that same problem when i lived back east. i think its just the fact that everything shrinks when its cold (no joke intended lol). this usually happened when its real cold like below 30 degrees.
 
Originally posted by sportlinecrx@Jan 7 2004, 03:05 PM
i had that same problem when i lived back east. i think its just the fact that everything shrinks when its cold (no joke intended lol). this usually happened when its real cold like below 30 degrees.
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wow that just happend to me this mourning lol. i live in nc and it was like 20 degrees or less.
 
Originally posted by sportlinecrx@Jan 7 2004, 04:05 PM
i had that same problem when i lived back east. i think its just the fact that everything shrinks when its cold (no joke intended lol). this usually happened when its real cold like below 30 degrees.
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-30 degrees? Fuck, mine will do it off and on when it is 20 or so.
 
Originally posted by B16@Jan 7 2004, 04:58 PM
i think he means below +30 degrees...
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werd! i dont think it ever got to 30 below in new jersey lol.
 
DIZZAMMM i thought that our -12 was cold. whats does your power steering fluid look like???......frozen perhaps???
 
there is no fluid leaks/and the level is correct...Does this sound like a bad rack or something that keeps the fluid in the rack moving/warm?????

any help would be nice.....I cant steer the car that well......please help
 
just loop the power rack :)
closer turning ratio than the manual rack :)
 
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