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HBJJAM · 2006-03-17T07:12:59-06:00

I have a 2000 V10 with 90,000 that I have owned it since last May. What i do not like is when turning you have to turn back to straighten out. Now this may sound weird, but all other trucks and cars tend to self center to some degree. This truck will not even attempt to self center. I am used to it, even though it catches me off gaurd at times. What I do not like is the lady will NOT drive this due to this. Can anyone else relate, have the same issues, is the a common issues with these beasts, or tell me of a fix. thanks.

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Steering return

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Spindrift

• Princeton, NJ, USA

• Registered on 12/19/2005

• 12 posts

Posted:3/29/2006 17:20

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The degree of caster determines how quickly steering returns to a central position.

TSB 01-3-2 Steering - Wandering/Stiff steering or poor returnability after turns - 4X4 vehicles only
Publication date: February 6, 2001

Ford: 199-2001 Super Duty F Series
2000-2001 Excursion

In a nut shell...if all else fails, replace steering box.

'04 Excursion Eddie Bauer, 6.0 PS, 4X4, Magnaflow exhaust, Bilsteins, Jordan brake controller, Keystone Cougar 304 BHS, Everything haulin' me, the wife, 5 kids and 2 Berners.

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