Steering bushing is here and installed

[DarthChicken]

The shaft itself moving around inside the race.  No more up-down-left-right slop on mine.

[silver]

FUC$ well that was a waste of time and money then....

the outside of the bushing had to be machined down by 1.5 mm which was the smallest they could take off the diameter....it was probably .5mm too much.

oh well at least its not worse then the original....and it won't get any worse over time.

can you try to put into numbers how much yours was moving before you switched it...like how many mm one way or the other?

[trev0006]

My friends car jhas the same issue.

[Driver]

[quote="silver"]
FUC$ well that was a waste of time and money then....

the outside of the bushing had to be machined down by 1.5 mm which was the smallest they could take off the diameter....[/quote]

Instead of using a cutting bit they should've just used some sandpaper or something like that and a lathe.

[Lane]

[quote="Driver"]
Instead of using a cutting bit they should've just used some sandpaper or something like that and a lathe.
[/quote]

This is what the shop that I took mine to did and it worked well.

[Hellooo Newman]

Is it still possible to order this steering bushing?

[silver]

I do believe so, it's a stocked part there.

I have a new one that came in 2 pieces I haven't installed it yet....well cuz I've driven the car 2 times in the entire summer so meh.

[Gage]

[quote="silver"]
I do believe so, it's a stocked part there.

I have a new one that came in 2 pieces I haven't installed it yet....well cuz I've driven the car 2 times in the entire summer so meh.
[/quote]

Silver, that is tragic.  I think I've driven nearly every day for the last two months.        It never gets old for me.    And yes, it was HOT.

Now is the best driving weather of the year. 

[silver]

yes I know it fu$king sucks, it's not by choice.