2000 Camry - Steering Rack issues?
I have a 2000 Camry LE 4 Cyl with 125K miles. About two weeks ago I had to have the transmission replaced. Everything was great for about a week but then I started to hear some "creaking" in what sounds like the right front suspension (can't guarantee that's where it's coming from). I hear it at very low speeds (stopping at a red light, pulling out of the driveway, etc.). I'm sure it's also happening at higher speeds, I just can't hear it.
On my way to work yesterday I noticed that to drive the car in a straight line I had to hold the steering wheel about 1/16th to 1/8th of a turn to the left. However after work I noticed that I had to hold it very slightly to the right to go straight. Would this indicate a problem with the steering rack, steering column or perhaps a shock mount? Any ideas on diagnosing this? Any chance this could be related to the transmission replacement work? Thanks in advance! |
Originally Posted by KG4ONJ
(Post 20668)
On my way to work yesterday I noticed that to drive the car in a straight line I had to hold the steering wheel about 1/16th to 1/8th of a turn to the left. However after work I noticed that I had to hold it very slightly to the right to go straight.
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Thanks for the reply.. Our roads are mildly canted but this problem just came up a few days ago. I would have noticed having to hold the wheel that far off center. I travel the same roads to and from each day and ever since last week each trip has produced a different steering wheel angle.
I will try to do a little exploring and report back my findings. Thanks again! |
Congrats man... :)
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