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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / November 2006

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Help: 83 Blazer K-10

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Peachy - 26 Nov 2006 17:27 GMT
Just purchased an 83 blazer K-10.  Was converted from diesel to gas, has 9
inch lift, 39" tires.  There is alot of play in the steering wheel, very
loose, is there a way to fix this?  Also, it doesn't turn sharp to the right
as it does to the left.  Any ideas what's going on?

Thanks
SnoMan - 27 Nov 2006 13:03 GMT
>Just purchased an 83 blazer K-10.  Was converted from diesel to gas, has 9
>inch lift, 39" tires.  There is alot of play in the steering wheel, very
>loose, is there a way to fix this?  Also, it doesn't turn sharp to the right
>as it does to the left.  Any ideas what's going on?
>
>Thanks

Let see, a 9 inch lift on 39 inch tires on a truck designed for 30's
with no lift and you are wondering why it steers funny? Seriously
though the drag link style steering that GM uses is prone to these
problems. A few thing you can check for starters, make sure that the
spring end bushing are tight because with the push/pull drag link
steering they can effect steering. Next, the drag link should be level
because if it is not it can cause problem. Honestly though the stock
steering is not really up to this and it should be converted over to a
cross steer system and better yet a axle mounted ram steering system.
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