Chrysler 300 loose intermediate steering shaft causing excessive play and safety hazard on Chrysler 300

Submitted by aledukes · Jun 23, 2025
Published by RepairPal

Problem overview

Some Chrysler 300 owners report experiencing issues with a loose intermediate steering shaft, which can lead to excessive play in the steering wheel and pose a safety hazard on the road. Common symptoms include difficulty steering, noise when turning the wheel, and noticeable play in the steering wheel. If left unaddressed, owners may face unstable steering, difficulty controlling the vehicle, and potential loss of power steering. It is important to recognize that the prevalence of intermediate steering shaft problems can vary among different vehicle makes and models, including the Chrysler 300. Regular maintenance and inspections are essential for identifying and addressing these issues early to ensure safe driving conditions.

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Chrysler 300 vehicles with this problem

Average mileage: 155,000 miles
(155,000 - 155,000)

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