Steering wheel isnt 100% strait
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
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.
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.
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; Jul 23, 2003 at 12:24 AM.
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
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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