PR44 issues

jrylb73

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• Jul 11, 2013

• #1

Ok so I have a 07 JK Sahara, I just had an Offroad shop install my new front PR44 unlimited with RCV shafts, ARB locker,pro steer BJ'S and 5.38 gears. They also installed the evo drag link flip kit, currie anti rock sway bar kit and fox steering stabilizer ( which is now off). Alignment has been done. They are having issues with the steering locking at full turn. When you turn it to full turn left or right doesn't matter the steering locks to the side the turn. Has anyone had any of these issues?

 

jrylb73

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• Jul 11, 2013

• #2

Here are a few pics. You can see the set up a little.

 

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rtguy1

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• Jul 11, 2013

• #3

be sure you are not turning the rcv's past 45degrees. if this is an issue you may need to add a washer or two to the steering stops. all i can think of right now.

 

jrylb73

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• Jul 11, 2013

• #4

Ok, Thanks I will let them know about that and see if maybe that is the problem.

 

GCM 2

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• Jul 11, 2013

• #5

agreed with rtguy1...

Sounds like your steering stops need to be adjusted out some.

Edit: Thats an awesome looking jeep too! Barely fits on that trailer

 

Last edited: Jul 11, 2013

jrylb73

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• Jul 11, 2013

• #6

Thanks, yeah I am so ready to get back to the states so I can take it out and play in it.

 

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rtguy1

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• Jul 11, 2013

• #7

Be sure to update this thread. I'm curious if its as simple as over rotating the rcv joints, or if its another issue.

 

jrylb73

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• Jul 11, 2013

• #8

I will for sure, I have email Dynatrac for them for there 2 cents, also the PSC High Volume power steering pump should arrive today for them to install. This is a pain to have to worry about when you are 7500 miles from home.