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Re:Re:Re:Jimny pulling to right
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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I think my self the power steering is your problem.
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No it is not steering box related.Dirtbird wrote: Yeah, I was wondering could it be the power steering - I had a Hilux that gave me weeks of steering problems wasn't until I looked at the power steering box that I realized it was slightly loose. I knew the previous owner and asked him and he told me he had reinstalled a secondhand power steering box (I discovered he had not tightened up the bolts fully ) Hence the poor steering...
I think my self the power steering is your problem.
Vehicle was all of today at power steering place. Vehicle run perfect straight now albeit the steering wheel still have a 5-10 degree slight offcentre. They have been able to remove most of "off centre" position.
I decided to live with that. Nough money spend to try and get it "perfect"
When it goes for next service at suzuki, i will ask them to check it, maybe they can set the default resting place of the steering sensors or inspect the steering sensors itself.
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Ok well i think its the kind of thing your just going to forget about after a while , Id be happy with a Jimny to drive right now , any condition and any varient. . But youve got it sorted the main thing really.
No it is not steering box related.Dirtbird wrote: Yeah, I was wondering could it be the power steering - I had a Hilux that gave me weeks of steering problems wasn't until I looked at the power steering box that I realized it was slightly loose. I knew the previous owner and asked him and he told me he had reinstalled a secondhand power steering box (I discovered he had not tightened up the bolts fully ) Hence the poor steering...
I think my self the power steering is your problem.
Vehicle was all of today at power steering place. Vehicle run perfect straight now albeit the steering wheel still have a 5-10 degree slight offcentre. They have been able to remove most of "off centre" position.
I decided to live with that. Nough money spend to try and get it "perfect"
When it goes for next service at suzuki, i will ask them to check it, maybe they can set the default resting place of the steering sensors or inspect the steering sensors itself.
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