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Old 09-28-2012, 08:41 PM
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Steering Rack question for techs

Hi all,
Is it normal to have ANY play in the steering rack pole with the teeth on it? Meaning, if you grab the inner rod attached to it and work it up & down, should there be ANY movable up/down play visible with it? I have a click/clunk noise when turning and was going to have my mech replace the inner/outer tie rods, but he found "play" in the rack. There is NO click/clunk in the steering while the car is on the lift and the tires are OFF(I did it myself to test). I am at a loss of what could be causing the click/clunk and don't welcome spending over a thousand bucks to replace rack with reman'd one. I searched "Steering Rack rebuild" on here and read a couple posts by Weasel and others about other possibilities. I'm very confused and frustrated.

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