This will either be a steering or a suspension issue. First check your power steering fluid levels, sometimes it's that simple. Next check under the vehicle and in the wheel arches. Your looking for any objects or trash jammed in the steering and suspension or puddles of of a red/brown fluid. From the description this is possibly the steering rack or a tie rod problem.
You will need a helper for this bit. If you can see the tie rod for the steering with the wheel on use a flashlight to watch it and the wheel. Get your helper to rock the steering left and right. The tie rod should move smoothly with the wheel and have No free play in the movement. Do this for both sides.
Unless you are familiar with working on vehicles your next, safest, option is to take it to a qualified mechanic. The van will need to be lifted off the ground to check the suspension mounts and steering linkages for failed parts.
Could be several different problems. Damaged tie rod end linkage, bent alignment components. out of alignment, wheel stops not adjusted properly, bent steering box shaft. You need to have someone put it on a lift and take a good look at it.
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say steering to be clear.
if yes wheels not against a curb or pot hole or a huge rock.
we can't see car there and its wheels.
when did car last operater correctly
last week
last year
last decade.
I see no 92 cars on the road now, rare here.
try backing up a bit first. like say 1 foot.
beyond that get it fixed in a shop
or call mobile car repair to home.
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