Steering wheel isnt 100% strait
#1
Steering wheel isnt 100% strait
My steering wheel requires you to tilt it a bout 15 degrees or so to the left for the car to track strait. If I turn the wheel directly strait the car turns off to the right.
Is this caused by a misalignment? Its not a big deal, just a little peeve of mine. I'd like to get it corrected if possible.
Thanks
Is this caused by a misalignment? Its not a big deal, just a little peeve of mine. I'd like to get it corrected if possible.
Thanks
#3
I had the same problem on a Chevy Blazer, it wasn't only the alignment, but the steering wheel had somehow moved off the center a little bit. Took the steering wheel out, and corrected it to the right position, and it was all fine. But you should definitely try an alignment first.
#5
I had the same problem on a Chevy Blazer, it wasn't only the alignment, but the steering wheel had somehow moved off the center a little bit. Took the steering wheel out, and corrected it to the right position, and it was all fine. But you should definitely try an alignment first.
#7
Originally posted by anasazi
after i smacked a curb mine was worse off than that. an alignment fixed that problem...
after i smacked a curb mine was worse off than that. an alignment fixed that problem...
Camaro_Maniac63 Sounds like to me someone replaced the pitman arm and put it on the wrong notch on the gear box...90 degrees on the box, about 5 degrees of toe
Need an alignment? Come to my shop and I'll fix'er up
Oh, also your Camber might be off also. If there's .8+ degree split between left and right camber, then you'll get a pull, but most people would think it's toe just because you steering wheel isn't center, but that's off center to compensate your car from pulling see what I mean?
PS, get a before and after print off of your specs...
Last edited by ZPaul2Fresh8; 07-23-2003 at 12:24 AM.
#8
well, after I smacked a curb, my wheel was off 90* to the left, and the alignment was **** poor. Took it to get re-aligned, but they couldnt get the wheel completely straight, because the inner tie rod ends are bent. This happened like 3 months ago, and it still isnt fixed
#9
Originally posted by Zack
well, after I smacked a curb, my wheel was off 90* to the left, and the alignment was **** poor. Took it to get re-aligned, but they couldnt get the wheel completely straight, because the inner tie rod ends are bent. This happened like 3 months ago, and it still isnt fixed
well, after I smacked a curb, my wheel was off 90* to the left, and the alignment was **** poor. Took it to get re-aligned, but they couldnt get the wheel completely straight, because the inner tie rod ends are bent. This happened like 3 months ago, and it still isnt fixed
See, what I was saying
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