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Steering Rack seems a little rough...

I have noticed that when turning sharp, either way, the wheels dont straighten out much like they used to upon exiting the turn. I have to physically turn the wheel back to straighten...

is there any rememdey other than yanking the steering rack and replacing with a rebuilt one?

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You could grease the rack, but the rack may not be the cause. You have to check all the components for wear, loose fasteners, and lubrication.
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Lift the front wheels off the ground and see how tight it is to turn (via the roadwheel) from lock to lock. If it feels tight remove the steering u/j from inside the smugglers box, and try again. If its easy to turn now(again, from the roadwheel) then the problem is a siezing steering u/j. If it is still tight then it is either the rack itself or a sticking/binding track rod end or lower ball joint.

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