Very light sensitive steering

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Very light sensitive steering

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Feb 24th, 2024, 17:27	#1
ciderman Junior Member Last Online: May 23rd, 2024 17:15 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: worcester	Very light sensitive steering Hi My 221 (120 estate) has suffered from overlight steering for some time- making it feel dangerous over .45mph. we have changed joints, steering box, rear axle (twice) and tried many tyre combinations and increased caster to attempt a remedy. The settings are as listed- could the difference in caster cause this ( the upper wishbone bolt has seized) light steering? Volvo 221 1966 right left Toe in 2mm Castor-positive degrees 4.5 3.0 KPI- degrees 14 15.7 Camber-degrees -1.0 -1.0 Wheels 5 ½ J x 15 Volvo Steel Rims Tyres 185 R 15 Pressures Front 24 Rear 30

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