Steering Gear Box Sector Shaft Problems of Chevrolet Monte Carlo

I own a 2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. I starting having steering problems. The steering felt loose and like metal grinding together. The bumping could be felt over in the passenger seat as well so it raised some concerns. After doing some online research I found it was the intermediate steering shaft. I am sure the company heard this complaint before. I found Chevrolet's fix to first be a lube kit that would fix the problem for maybe 20,000 miles in which I purchased and had the dealer apply. Was later told the problem was missing and defective sub frame welds. They also fixed the weld problem with super glue? im not exactly sure what the mechanic did while fixing mine, but I had to pay for it out of pocket with no clue how safe and how long this fix will work. Paper just said intermediate replaced. And I purchaced the lube. It was a dealer's defect, and they were very aware of. It. Ask any of their mechanics. Yet no recall.

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The intermediate steering shaft was failing, noticable clunking feeling coming through the steering wheel when making turns at low speeds. Dealership said there was no safety issue. The shaft was on back order(as if there have been many problems).

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Both, driver's and passenger's seat backs flipped forward when brakes were applied or when vehicle came to a stop. Seat backs do not latch in a closed position.

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