PatrickIvan
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- First Name
- Patrick
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- Feb 1, 2024
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- Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada
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- 2019 Jeep JL Unlimited Wrangler Sahara
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I'd been getting a little steering wobble/resistance for the past few weeks when going around bends and corners to the right.
Notable from a slow walk to a full wobble if I go around a bend at 40km/h (so I don't do that any more LOL)
After a bit of inspecting and researching comparable issues, it appears to be my driver side u-joint.
The first video shows how it wants to wobble back to straight ahead.
The second is with the wheel cranked to the left.
What I don't understand in the third video, is why there appears to be some resistance when I try to spin the wheel when it's dead ahead straight. Is that normal for a bad u-joint?
Notable from a slow walk to a full wobble if I go around a bend at 40km/h (so I don't do that any more LOL)
After a bit of inspecting and researching comparable issues, it appears to be my driver side u-joint.
The first video shows how it wants to wobble back to straight ahead.
The second is with the wheel cranked to the left.
What I don't understand in the third video, is why there appears to be some resistance when I try to spin the wheel when it's dead ahead straight. Is that normal for a bad u-joint?
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