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Erik the Mirakle Ape

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    96 SE , auto tranny , poly bushings , 15x7 Cragar Soft 8's , BFG A/T 31x10.50's , KYB GR-2's all 4 corners.
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    Screwdriver Mechanic
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    1987

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  1. Check the steering rack bushing directly below the oil filter.Over the years oil builds up on this bushing and it gets bloated until it finally gives out.Once it gives out , your steering rack can move about an inch or so , causing the symptoms you're describing.When i bought my 96 and i went over everything , mine was bloated but still holding together and i got a new one from the dealer for $20.And definitely take care of the CV boot ASAP also.
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