2001 Lincoln LS "loose steering" Questions

...& things to check, tried to put easy stuff first: tire pressures steering fluid worn/loose steering rack tie rod ends column u-joints suspension - struts, joints, bushes components & ...

using the key. had this problem on my 2004 ls turning the steering wheel didin't help so I sprayed a little wd40 into the cylinder and worked it a few minutes and it came loose and now is working fine

...steering column and see if it's loose or corroded/damaged. This would be my first guess. You should be able to do this without taking off the wheel. I think next would be removing the steering wheel ...

...a wheel balance issue, or a separated tire, maybe a slightly bent wheel, or some loose lugs, thuroughly check all related wheel and tire issues, as well as any suspension and steering

...somewhere close to the column that joins the harness that runs up the column to the rest of the wiring. This could have come loose, or the connection inside the steering wheel could be

...loose. Either way, the front end and steering system need to be inspected by someone who knows what they're doing, because it seems like a major safety issue. Take it to a dealer for your best bet, ...

...Steering Knuckle and that it is going to cost 1178.00. They also said that the bolt was loose on the ball joint i think. Can we just tighten this and get the car home? Have it towed to a different ...

steering wheel at highway speed. obviously its very dangerous,thank you,Eric Somethjng is not right with the front suspension of you car. Might be a bent part, something is wear out, or loose. This is

steering wheel (it might went loose) hope this helps.. I had that same issue recently, I found out after checking all of the fuses, that it was my clock spring. A good indication that it is your clock

is it possible that in taking the A/C compressor and Clutch off a 2001 Lincoln LS that it could damage the power steering line? Re: 2001 Lincoln LS V8 -A/C wasn't working so they were taking ...