2005 Ford F250 Wandering

2005 FORD F-250
85,000 MILES • V8 • 4WD • AUTOMATIC
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BUNSTER
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Hi.... my question is, I was wondering why my Effie wanders, at times fairly badly.... when it first happened... I got it wheel aligned and checked by Trueline, who said it was slightly out and they replaced a bush of some kind which really made no difference. the last set of tyres (offroad wore very well and and lasted around 80000kms.). I now have a set of 22 inch road tyres which I hoped would rectify the wander but alas no difference probably worse if anything. Where would you recommend be the next place to check....tahks in advance...
Bunster
Jul 3, 2010 at 12:39 PM
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DRILLER2948
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Take a goog look at the steering box. I replaced the drag link, tie rods, ball joints. It was the gear box that fixed my problem hope this helps [quote:d0a4249605="Bunster"]Steering problem
2005 Ford F250 V8 Four Wheel Drive Automatic 85000 miles

Hi.... my question is, I was wondering why my Effie wanders, at times fairly badly.... when it first happened... I got it wheel aligned and checked by Trueline, who said it was slightly out and they replaced a bush of some kind which really made no difference. the last set of tyres (offroad wore very well and and lasted around 80000kms.). I now have a set of 22 inch road tyres which I hoped would rectify the wander but alas no difference probably worse if anything. Where would you recommend be the next place to check....tahks in advance...
Bunster[/quote:d0a4249605]
Jul 7, 2010 at 2:33 AM
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