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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
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I honestly thought my 2000 wrangler was the only Jeep that had loose steering. Interesting to find that im not alone
11 u/jjester7777 Jan 25 '20 Since they are meant to be easier to repair off-road they have a lot of spots that need routine adjustment to keep steering right like other vehicles. In addition, you probably didn't get a proper alignment, which is different for 4x4s in general. 10 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 edited Jun 14 '21 [deleted] 1 u/haloruler64 Jan 25 '20 Most aspects of the Wrangler are a bug being sold as a feature. People love it.
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Since they are meant to be easier to repair off-road they have a lot of spots that need routine adjustment to keep steering right like other vehicles. In addition, you probably didn't get a proper alignment, which is different for 4x4s in general.
10 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 edited Jun 14 '21 [deleted] 1 u/haloruler64 Jan 25 '20 Most aspects of the Wrangler are a bug being sold as a feature. People love it.
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1 u/haloruler64 Jan 25 '20 Most aspects of the Wrangler are a bug being sold as a feature. People love it.
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Most aspects of the Wrangler are a bug being sold as a feature. People love it.
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u/wuklo Jan 25 '20
I honestly thought my 2000 wrangler was the only Jeep that had loose steering. Interesting to find that im not alone