loose steering/front end in 2001 Grand Marquis ls

Asked by VElliott Jul 15, 2017 at 03:04 AM about the 2001 Mercury Grand Marquis LS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

What worn part(s) cause excessive play in
wheel, choppy wear on inside of tire, front
end feels like it's floating rather than
sticking to road surface, wanders with little
to no control in steering

4 Answers

40,015

do a visual inspection , grab a wheel and see if it moves side to side , if something is loose you'd better take care of it before it breaks , sounds like your front struts are worn out also

5,415

Idler arm, also. I just replaced mine. Steering tie rod ends could be bad also. A shop will determine the problem quickly.

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10

Get it on a rack and inspect the front end all bushings tie rod ends upper and lower ball joints sway bar links all of it check the bushings up so you can see what's going on

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