backwoods-jeep

im new too owning a jeep and am not familiar yet with working on them but about 4-5 weeks ago i drove trew a mud pit burying the jeep up the the nerf bars and she did awesome but ever since wen i hit about 50 mph i get a little wobble in my steering wheel and its starting too scare me what would cause this if it makes a difference i herd a loud pop while i was driving threw it

help please

backwoodjk

Check the inside of your wheels for mud, if you find any, clean it all out. You might have also knocked off a wheel weight, might need a re-balance.

backwoods-jeep

i dushed the entire under carriage of mud including wheels and i need to get them balanced and rotated anyway so ill see but it dosent feel like its in the wheels cause it dosent effect my left too right at all its just a slight wobble in the steering wheel

scouter4life

As already stated get your wheels balanced & rotated, check the boots on all your tie rod ends and check the torque on all steering/front suspension components. After all that and you still have it, get an alignment done and then recheck the torque on everything.

backwoods-jeep

will do scouter thanks

milcoast

We don't have rocks anywhere close to here so our wheeling consists of mudding. I noticed after the very first time I took mine out that I can grab my steering wheel now and shake it back and forth. The whole column don't move, just the wheel. I could not do that before and its not "bad" but there's some play there that was not there before the trip. I asked the guys I went out with and none of them really had a logical explanation. It still does it but has never gotten worse.

Ryan0260

X2. It's one or the other