Steering Shaft Bushings

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What is a Steering Shaft Bushing?

A Steering Shaft Bushing is a component that is used to reduce vibration and noise in the steering system. It is typically made of rubber and is a cylindrical or conical shape that fits around the steering shaft.

What is the purpose of a Steering Shaft Bushing?

The purpose of a Steering Shaft Bushing is to reduce the vibration and noise when the steering wheel is turned. It also helps to dampen the shock that is created when the vehicle hits a bump in the road.

How do I know if my Steering Shaft Bushing is faulty?

You may notice a change in how the vehicle handles when the steering wheel is turned or a decrease in the dampening effect when driving over bumps. You may also hear a clunking or rattling noise when turning the steering wheel.

Can a faulty Steering Shaft Bushing cause damage?

Yes, a faulty Steering Shaft Bushing can cause a lot of wear and tear on the steering system components, which can result in costly repairs.

How do I replace a Steering Shaft Bushing?

Replacing a Steering Shaft Bushing is a relatively easy process that can be done with basic tools. Here are the steps:

  1. Remove the steering wheel.
  2. Remove the steering column cover.
  3. Disconnect the steering shaft from the steering box.
  4. Remove the old bushing.
  5. Install the new bushing.
  6. Reattach the steering shaft.
  7. Reinstall the steering column cover.
  8. Reinstall the steering wheel.