Gary did pass the time by typing:
> My 91 Cherokee's steering is starting to feel a little squirrelly. It
> requires lots of corrections while steering. I took it in for tires
> and asked them to align it. They said the track bar and swaybar links
> needed replaced before they could align it. I had already planned to
> pull the front axles this winter and replace the u-joints,
> inspect/replace the bearings, install new pads and rotors. I plan to
> correct the steering problems at the same time. I will replace the
> trackbar and swaybar links. What other steering components on the
> front and rear end should I look at that could contribute to this
> condition? Thanks for your help!

Ball joints
Shocks
Broken anti sway bar mount
http://members.***.net/wilsond/swaybar/
Loose or rotted out track bar links (if you have them)


Lift the front end and try to shake your tires top to bottom
and side to side. Worn ball joints and links become real apparent.

--
DougW

 

Gary did pass the time by typing:
> My 91 Cherokee's steering is starting to feel a little squirrelly. It
> requires lots of corrections while steering. I took it in for tires
> and asked them to align it. They said the track bar and swaybar links
> needed replaced before they could align it. I had already planned to
> pull the front axles this winter and replace the u-joints,
> inspect/replace the bearings, install new pads and rotors. I plan to
> correct the steering problems at the same time. I will replace the
> trackbar and swaybar links. What other steering components on the
> front and rear end should I look at that could contribute to this
> condition? Thanks for your help!

Ball joints
Shocks
Broken anti sway bar mount
http://members.***.net/wilsond/swaybar/
Loose or rotted out track bar links (if you have them)


Lift the front end and try to shake your tires top to bottom
and side to side. Worn ball joints and links become real apparent.

--
DougW

 

Gary did pass the time by typing:
> My 91 Cherokee's steering is starting to feel a little squirrelly. It
> requires lots of corrections while steering. I took it in for tires
> and asked them to align it. They said the track bar and swaybar links
> needed replaced before they could align it. I had already planned to
> pull the front axles this winter and replace the u-joints,
> inspect/replace the bearings, install new pads and rotors. I plan to
> correct the steering problems at the same time. I will replace the
> trackbar and swaybar links. What other steering components on the
> front and rear end should I look at that could contribute to this
> condition? Thanks for your help!

Ball joints
Shocks
Broken anti sway bar mount
http://members.***.net/wilsond/swaybar/
Loose or rotted out track bar links (if you have them)


Lift the front end and try to shake your tires top to bottom
and side to side. Worn ball joints and links become real apparent.

--
DougW