2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee "steering wheel" Questions

...steering wheel. I hear a cracking noise when I turn the wheel more than a few turns in either direction. Something is broken in there. Is it the steering column or steering box? I don't think it is ...

...steering wheel, disable the air bag system Disarming the SystemTo disarm the air bag system, simply disconnect the negative battery cable from the battery. Isolate the battery cable by taping up any ...

...steering wheel. it is somehow easily pulled out of place and the steering wheel goes loose and with no control over the wheels. this happened twice already, and i could only push the column back ...

...steering wheel and where do i get a new one? The clock spring is the device that transfer power through the rotating steering wheel to the airbag, horn, and other misc, switches that may be on the ...

...Steering wheel controls on the back. What are they for? What do they control? It sounds like you need a manual. https://www.google.com/search?q=1998+jeep+grand+cherokee+5.9+limited+owners+manual Not ...

...steering wheel. Have you heard of this and if so what do i do. Do i have to buy any parts? generally there is a multi-function switch underneath the steering wheel. you must remove the steering wheel ...

...steering wheel Quite often, when turning left, while the steering wheel is in motion, I hear a low pitched squeak or noise that I can slightly feel in the steering wheel. Acts like some bearing or ...

...steering wheel turns about 1/2 full circle or 180 degrees when turning to the left. If its a sharp turn I have to back up until I can get into where I'm going. Also the steering wheel is "floating " ...

...steering wheel. Hard job but every thing went Ok and heat works well. I thought i had the steering locked when i removed it but i think there is a problem. Bad popping noise when rotating wheel and ...

...steering wheel (HELP PLEASE) i just bought a '89 chevy 1500 4wd, the steering wheel is very loose and sways side to side, have to counter steer the whole time to keep straight. not an alignment ...