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Old 29-12-2011
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Default DEX210 Steering Problem
Has anyone had a problem when building the car from new finding that the steering sticks on full lock? if so what did they do to solve it?

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Has anyone had a problem when building the car from new finding that the steering sticks on full lock? if so what did they do to solve it?

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James
Have you got the bump steer washers indeed the ball studs?
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I have yes, as per instructions
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Could you elaborate on the 'sticks on full lock' ?

Do you mean it sticks because the servo arm is going beyond its full range or does it feel like it is binding on full lock ?

Mark
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When you have it finished the steering rack doesn't allow the locking you discribe. It goes away once built
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