I just bought this truck a couple of weeks ago, and I started to notice a slight knocking feel in the steering when turning. I barely hear it, but can feel it in the steering.
I don't feel it when driving straight. Does anyone have any experience with this?

It's a 6.8L gas, 4-wheel drive.

 

never heard of that.

 

Just got under the truck, and there is fluid everywhere on the driver's side. The engine is dry all the way around, and so is the transmission. I got back up top and looked at the power steering pump ,and it is wet as can be. I guess that could be part of my problem. I think it is the intermediate shaft. I have watched some YouTube videos of Ford truck owners who have felt the same issue, and they replaced the intermediate shaft, and it went away.

This is a search results from google: A slight, silent knocking or tapping felt in the steering wheel and pedals of a 2023 F-250 during slow, left-hand turns is commonly caused by a faulty, dry, or worn lower intermediate steering shaft. This issue frequently causes a distinct "knocking" vibration in the steering wheel without producing audible noise.

 

interesting, something I guess I need to watch for on my 23 F250, I do have a great warranty though.

 

I have an appointment set up for tomorrow ro take it in. They even mentioned there is a Bulletin for the steering column for the 23 and 24 yr models and will replace the steering shaft. I have a good warranty as well, so this shouldn't cost me anything to get fixed.

 

Yes, 20 up trucks had a recall for the intermediate shaft. Mine is a 19 so I had to foot the bill after all the mentioned symptoms (mainly backing out of my driveway through a small dip to the street). New shaft fixed it.