Steering Bump
 

Since i bought my truck in January, I've gone over it with a fine tooth comb. I even had the local Chevy dealer to a check to see if it had gotten all the recalls. I fixed quite a few things on it so far and got it running/performing like new. I have only one concern. Every once and awhile I have a little bump when I'm moving formward and turn my steering wheel. Just a little, hardly noticable bump, and its not from the road. I heard that these (newer) trucks have problems with the steering (intermediate shafts, steering boxes, ext.). Anything I should look for, replace, grease, fix? No noises come from it at all and it is smooth otherwise.

RE: Steering Bump
 

It needs the intermediate shaft...

They make grease kits,but it'll return.

The new shaft will end the problem...about 90 bucks Gm

RE: Steering Bump
 

Any way to install a grease fitting? Would it be worth trying to repack the shaft? I regrease my entire front end twice a year, I could repack the shaft when Im doin that.

RE: Steering Bump
 

you'd have to remove it to grease it