Hi All,
I have seen this mentioned a couple of times but both with different responses. When I turn my wheel hard (either way) not to where it locks the is vibration in the steering wheel. At first I checked power steering fluid level and it looks fine.
I have heard answers that range from CV joints, Power steering pump, Brakes, and rear differential fluid needs to be changed. Is there anyway a common person can check to see which one is likely the cause. Or do I need to just start with the cheapest option and fix them until it doesn't do it anymore.
Its a 2006 E AWD with about 70k miles on it.
I'm leaning toward the rear differential fluid replacing, but is there a way to check it?
Thanks
Chris
I have seen this mentioned a couple of times but both with different responses. When I turn my wheel hard (either way) not to where it locks the is vibration in the steering wheel. At first I checked power steering fluid level and it looks fine.
I have heard answers that range from CV joints, Power steering pump, Brakes, and rear differential fluid needs to be changed. Is there anyway a common person can check to see which one is likely the cause. Or do I need to just start with the cheapest option and fix them until it doesn't do it anymore.
Its a 2006 E AWD with about 70k miles on it.
I'm leaning toward the rear differential fluid replacing, but is there a way to check it?
Thanks
Chris