Steering Wheel Problems of Ford Mustang

I just purchased my car April 21,2003. I already need the steering wheel replaced due to gapping. There is a loud noise under the passenger side fender that sounds like I hit something. My cigarette lighter doesn't work, and my window is off track.

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Consumer states that while driving over 40 mph and applying the brakes, the steering wheel will rock side to side vibrating heavily and it will become hard for the consumer to control the vehicle. Dealer has been notified. Mr the consumer states while braking to a normal stop, the vehicle unexpectedly will pull to the right. At various speeds navigating a slight right turn, the vehicle pulls to the left if you touch the brake pedal. The consumer noticed a puddle of lubricant under the vehicle and saw that lubricant was sprayed all about the chasis. Ford replaced the hydraulic brake booster. The vehicle continued to pull. The dealer are unsure of exactly what the problem was, they also checked a bulletin which states check the alignment, which was reset-was off, and the rear air press to 25 ps. The consumer doesn't drive the vehicle far since they never found the problem.

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Consumer was trying to make a left turn at about 10-15 mph, and suddenly wheel would not turn. Vehicle accelerated and ran into some trash cans, and some other stuff on sidewalk. Contacted dealer, and dealer tried to fix problem but with no success.

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In dry driving condition the driver's steering wheel pulled left and then quickly to the right. The driver compensated to the left and then tried to turn the wheel back to the right to straighten the vehicle out, but the steering wheel would not turn and went off the road and collided with a stand of trees in the median. The car was totaled.

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While cornering, steering wheel will jerk in opposite direction when brakes are tapped.

Seal in steering collumn out of order. Yh.