Yes. Generally, steering components are "overbuilt" to minimize failure - which can be catastrophic. (That's why they are overbuilt.) A worn pitman arm failure will strip a driver of steering control in a vehicle so affected. Don't let this one get away. Find a mechanic or someone who can help you replace it. Pronto. And good luck.
Yes, they can need grease and freeze up, the individual rollers can fail, the race the bearing rides in can become worn.
Your pads or discs are worn. The brakes will fail soon if not replaced.
only if they are damage in any way.
Assuming your serpentine belt is in good condition... the bearing of pulley could be making noise (or bearing could fail allowing you to jiggle pulley with your hand), and/or tensioner spring is worn out.
Could be air in the lines and need to be bled Could be a weak p.s. pump Could be steering rack is worn Could be front end parts are worn Could be air in the lines and need to be bled Could be a weak p.s. pump Could be steering rack is worn Could be front end parts are worn Could be air in the lines and need to be bled Could be a weak p.s. pump Could be steering rack is worn Could be front end parts are worn Could be air in the lines and need to be bled Could be a weak p.s. pump Could be steering rack is worn Could be front end parts are worn
There is no danger of Mount Everest ever being destroyed but there is a danger of the mountain becoming damaged by too many climbers on it every year. The paths get worn, there is rockfall and rubbish left.
Rabbits will warn nearby rabbits of danger by thumping their back feet. They will do this when they feel threatened and scared or notice something unusual.
Could be worn transmission and/or motor mounts. Could be a worn driveline.
Failing power steering pump, lack of power steering fluid, defective pittman arm, defective upper and/or lower control arms, worn ball joints.
There are many things that could happen to worn out currency. Worn out currency can be recycled for new money.
The road surface could be slippery, your brake pads could be worn, your tyres could be worn, your brakes could be faulty.
"Warn" means to inform or advise someone about a danger or problem. For example: "I need to warn you about the icy conditions outside." "Worn" is the past participle of "wear," which means to have clothing or an object on your body. For example: "She had worn her favorite dress to the party."