I am at a lose! My steering wheel feels loose and my jeep is wondering over the road.

I have replaced my ball joints, wheel bearings, u joints, running rock Krawler tire rod and drag link and ride racing knuckles. Have a fox steering stabilizer. Have logo tire rod ends, I have a rock Krawler 3.5 max travel and running 37s. My caster angle is 5.2, just had an alignment and my wheels balanced. I also replaced my track bar bolts with 9/16th and torked to 150 foot pounds check everything I just don't know what els to do.

Is there anything els I can do to tighten up my steering???? Help please

 

What's the toe set at? Were the control arm bolts torqued with the Jeep on the ground?

 

Adjust your front lowers a little more so your caster is 4.5, made a huge difference on my '12 2DR Rubi with 3.5 lift.

 

The tork of the control arms is 185 foot pounds, also have grade 8 bolts in there, and my toe is set to .12 driver side and .13 passenger side and total toe is .25

My case is 5.2 which should make my steering tighter. The less caster the looser and more flightinf ur steering gets or so I though? am I wrong?

 

Going through the same thing right now. 4.75" lift, 37s. Could it possibly be your sector shaft? The bearings wear and allow play at the shaft itself.

 

Check your pitman arm nut,sector play

 

How do I know if my selector shaft is bad? What will it cause?

Cu right now my steering feels loose and I have a slight vibration and wondering feeling at slow speeds and also a clicking sound when I turn the wheel but that has always been there.

Then at high speed the steering feels a little tighter and doesn't wander as much. But the steering wheel still has a vibration.

 

You can check the sector shaft by having someone rotate the wheel back and forth while you look at where the pitman arm is attached. If there is any movement that happens at the pitman arm before the transfer to the draglink then you most likely have a shot bearing inside the steering box.

You'll see the shaft that conect to the pitman arm move the opposite way that the arm is applying force. (it's hard to miss, you'll know it when you see it) this also could explain the ticking noise you talked about.

Only thing that makes me think other wise is the vibration you said your experiencing. Has to be a loose TRE somewhere or the tires are cause causing the vibration.

 

Try simply swapping your front tires to the rear, could be as simple as a tire that wore differently.

 

X2 on the tires. Do you have a drag link flip kit?