Wrangler Steering
 

I have a 95 YJ with a 2" suspension lift and 31" tires. The tires do not
rub. I have not made any modifications in over a year. Recently, I'm
hearing a rubbing sound inside the steering colomn while turning. It
doesn't seem to happen during normal driving at spped, but I hear during
braking and making turns. (e.g turning into a side street). Any thoughts
what the problem might be? Otherwise it seems to drive just fine.

Re: Wrangler Steering
 

I had the same problem on my 95 YJ. Use a puller and take the steering
wheel off. Behind the horn mechanism is a plastic "cover" that goes around
the shaft. This part does not move and is rubbing.

Daren


"The Janiks" <thejaniks@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:dpadnWIJRYpB_QDdRVn-gw@adelphia.com...
> I have a 95 YJ with a 2" suspension lift and 31" tires. The tires do not
> rub. I have not made any modifications in over a year. Recently, I'm
> hearing a rubbing sound inside the steering colomn while turning. It
> doesn't seem to happen during normal driving at spped, but I hear during
> braking and making turns. (e.g turning into a side street). Any thoughts
> what the problem might be? Otherwise it seems to drive just fine.
>
>

Re: Wrangler Steering
 

I had the same problem on my 95 YJ. Use a puller and take the steering
wheel off. Behind the horn mechanism is a plastic "cover" that goes around
the shaft. This part does not move and is rubbing.

Daren


"The Janiks" <thejaniks@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:dpadnWIJRYpB_QDdRVn-gw@adelphia.com...
> I have a 95 YJ with a 2" suspension lift and 31" tires. The tires do not
> rub. I have not made any modifications in over a year. Recently, I'm
> hearing a rubbing sound inside the steering colomn while turning. It
> doesn't seem to happen during normal driving at spped, but I hear during
> braking and making turns. (e.g turning into a side street). Any thoughts
> what the problem might be? Otherwise it seems to drive just fine.
>
>

Re: Wrangler Steering
 

I had the same problem on my 95 YJ. Use a puller and take the steering
wheel off. Behind the horn mechanism is a plastic "cover" that goes around
the shaft. This part does not move and is rubbing.

Daren


"The Janiks" <thejaniks@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:dpadnWIJRYpB_QDdRVn-gw@adelphia.com...
> I have a 95 YJ with a 2" suspension lift and 31" tires. The tires do not
> rub. I have not made any modifications in over a year. Recently, I'm
> hearing a rubbing sound inside the steering colomn while turning. It
> doesn't seem to happen during normal driving at spped, but I hear during
> braking and making turns. (e.g turning into a side street). Any thoughts
> what the problem might be? Otherwise it seems to drive just fine.
>
>

Re: Wrangler Steering
 

I had the same problem on my 95 YJ. Use a puller and take the steering
wheel off. Behind the horn mechanism is a plastic "cover" that goes around
the shaft. This part does not move and is rubbing.

Daren


"The Janiks" <thejaniks@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:dpadnWIJRYpB_QDdRVn-gw@adelphia.com...
> I have a 95 YJ with a 2" suspension lift and 31" tires. The tires do not
> rub. I have not made any modifications in over a year. Recently, I'm
> hearing a rubbing sound inside the steering colomn while turning. It
> doesn't seem to happen during normal driving at spped, but I hear during
> braking and making turns. (e.g turning into a side street). Any thoughts
> what the problem might be? Otherwise it seems to drive just fine.
>
>