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08-27-2025, 05:17 PM
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123 steering question
So spending some time with my CC123, and it will turn tighter to the left then the right. I would think that turning left or right should be about the same amount of travel of the steering wheel. Jacked the front up and checked that the tie rods and the drag link were ok, made a small adjustment to the rod from the steering box out the the left tire. still not right.
jacked the front end up off the ground and checked , the steering wheel will make less then 3/4 of a turn to the right to a hard stop when turning to the left the steering wheel will make just over 1 & 1/2 turns to a hard stop. I have redone the ross steering box with the upgrade, Set it up as per the info from here and I should have done it right. BUT now I'm thinking ( should not try that to long ) that I may need to go back into the steering box and adjust the steering gear follower as I think that when turning to the right I run out of gear movement . If I removed the gear follower and move the steering wheel about a 1/2 turn to the right and reinstall the follower will that get a tighter turn to the right? Thanks for your help and input. Joe 
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