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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / September 2003

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2003 F150: Odd steering noise

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John T - 27 Sep 2003 00:39 GMT
This just started about a month ago (got the truck back in May). Anytime
I'm stopped and just turn the wheel a little bit back and forth, like
within the "play" range, I hear a strange thump and feel it on the
floorboard. It doesn't matter if the brakes are applied or if the truck
is in park, it still happens. Before I take it to the dealership, does
anyone have any idea what could be causing this?

Thanks,
John
PC PODD - 27 Sep 2003 02:15 GMT
John,

Ford had some problems with their intermediate steering shafts.  Not sure if
it's a problem on the 2003.  If so they will replace it.  It's the shaft
between the steering gear and the column.

John

> This just started about a month ago (got the truck back in May). Anytime
> I'm stopped and just turn the wheel a little bit back and forth, like
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> Thanks,
> John
John T - 27 Sep 2003 06:13 GMT
Thanks John, I'll keep that in mind when I take it in next week. Sure
sounds like a possibility.

John

> John,
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>>Thanks,
>>John
 
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