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12-08-2000, 09:27 PM
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What is the device that the right end of the steering damper connects to? It is an arm that rotates about a 3" long bushing and is welded to the frame. What is it called and what does it do?
When I turn the wheel to either extreme this bushing makes a loud groaning noise, and the car will then pull in that direction until I turn the wheel to the other extreme. After that I have the same problem, different direction. Any suggestions? Is there a kit to rebuild this bushing joint? Can I just lube it or loosen it a bit? Thanks for any help. -Erik '85 300TD 200k 
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