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Oldsmobile Regency Wear In Outer Tie Rod Ends Can Cause Steering Problems

Oldsmobile Regency Problem

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Model Years Affected: 1997, 1998

The outer tie rod ends on the steering linkage may wear causing excessive free play in the steering and uneven tire wear. If the worn tie rod ends are replaced, the wheel alignment should be checked and adjusted as necessary.

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