Steering slips

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DMNRIDER
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I drive a 1997 chevy silverado 2wd, with a 4.3 liter, app. 121,000 miles. About two months ago I noticed my steering wheel slipped to the right. It does this everyonce in a blue moon. I'll be driving straight and all of a sudden it jerks to the right. When my trick is sitting idle I can turn the wheels and there is no slack. But when it does slip its usually in between 25-45mph. No past problems with the truck with the exception of belts, battery, alternator having to be replaced. I was told that my truck had a sensor located somewhere in the steering column/shaft that could have gone bad.

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Nov 20, 2007 at 6:16 AM
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TOBYU
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Jsut had a Caddy that did that....We replaced the steering wheel positon sensor thing.....and it still does it occasionally....Let me know if you find your problem...
Nov 20, 2007 at 10:31 PM
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