jeremyjeep
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Just found this post about a near accident due to steering problems on a Jeep Wrangler JL - https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...the-2018-wrangler-jl.14280/page-3#post-387753
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Good to hear. What other work have you had done before the control arms?I had RK 2.5" lift with adjustable upper control arms installed Friday. I had the caster adjusted and noticed a good bit of difference. There's still some slop at the top of the wheel but overall it feels much better. I did some highway driving in a crosswind and I didn't have to concentrate on steering.
What were the final number(s) for the caster?I had RK 2.5" lift with adjustable upper control arms installed Friday. I had the caster adjusted and noticed a good bit of difference. There's still some slop at the top of the wheel but overall it feels much better. I did some highway driving in a crosswind and I didn't have to concentrate on steering.
Would be interested. Is that the upper caster limit for a Sport S? I'm being lazy ... don't want to back-read through 137 pages in this thread to find those numbers again.I'll have to look. I asked them to take it to 6.4.
JL Sport caster spec is 5.35 plus/minus 1.0. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0064/0879/8326/files/alighnment_specs.pdfWould be interested. Is that the upper caster limit for a Sport S? I'm being lazy ... don't want to back-read through 137 pages in this thread to find those numbers again.
Took min JL into the dealer on Friday after a couple of days of high winds and drifting, drove a 2018 JK while they were looking at my JL. Drove home with a new 2018 JK. Until they fix that steering Ill stick with the JK. Oh ya, no auto start.I brought my Jeep in for the third time for the loose steering and the finally acknowledge the problem and said FCA is aware and looking into it. They even gave me paperwork talking about the issue.
Good decision .Drove home with a new 2018 JK.
Sorry to hear about your issue. I hope it gets resolved soon.I brought my Jeep in for the third time for the loose steering and the finally acknowledge the problem and said FCA is aware and looking into it. They even gave me paperwork talking about the issue.
Well , so far on this forum and Youtube , I've seen maybe 10 solutions . Maybe , just maybe , they ought to go back to mechanical steering , and ditch any electronics controls .They better solve this steering issue for the 2019's. Otherwise they will be seeing a lot of pissed of people or perhaps lawsuits.