Questions & Answers for: Dodge Ram steering squeal turning

...turning the steering wheel. I can see the power steering box shake, but don't know if it is the pump or the steering gear. Anyway the trouble shoot it and know before I change out the pump or the ...

to much play in 1999 dodge Ram 1500 steering wheel, how can I fix you can turn the steering wheel almost 1/2 way before you move the tires. Sounds like worn out steering parts. Jack up the front end ...

...your power steering pump, which is the first thing to squeal when it gets low. look over the drive belt(s) for anything remotely funny looking. if your not sure about the water pump, focus in on

The steering has gone out on my 1997 dodge ram 3500 extended van. at first the steering wheel had to be turned all the way to actually turn, but now the steering is completely gone. mcdevito75 here ...

steering is shaky If you mean shaky when applying brakes, turn the front brake rotors. If you mean shaky when turning the steering wheel, check to see that the power steering belt is slipping.

After replacing front brake and back brake pads and replacing front rotors,there is still and awful squeal when I apply the brakes. What is causing this Did you apply anit-squeal to the back of the ...

steering is getting difficult to control is is hard to steer or what exactly happens ? lower ball joints are bad about going out on these trucks i would take it to a front end shop and have them check

squeal and the gauge will come back up. And now that i had a power steering issue and i got fluid all over my engine my alternator will not charge at all. i dunno what to do ! Belt is slipping because

...steering belt is slipping, this will cause a loud squeal, check all the belts and make sure they are good and tight, mostlikly its the power steering belt as the noise only happens when the wheel is ...

I changed the rear brake shoes and the right side is squealing real bad nothing i do seems to help what am i doing wrong? Not much to go on here. Is it squeaking when applying the brakes? Squeaking ...