Ok to start this off this isn't really a post for me, it's for my dad. He's 70 years old and is trucking away in his 379. It's a 98 and he refuses to get in anything else but he won't stop complaining about his shoulder hurting. The truck doesn't turn that hard but hard enough for him I guess. Now I have another 379 that turns with your pinky finger, it's almost wierd to drive cause the steering feels like it's not even hooked up, amazingly easy to steer. So my question is whether its the steering box or the pump that makes it so easy. It doesn't look any different from what I can tell and it's the same amount of revolutions to turn the wheels to full lock. Any ideas?
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Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Jace379, Mar 20, 2017.
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