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I did a little googling online and found this : "The car can be perfectly aligned to specs and have the steering wheel off center, All that has to be
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I did a little googling online and found this :
"The car can be perfectly aligned to specs and have the steering wheel off center, All that has to be done is to turn the tie rod end on both sides in the same direction and amount until the steering wheel is centered and has the same amount of travel in both directions." I'm guessing this is whats happening with my car. It may be aligned to spec as the dealership claims, but the wheel is definitely off center. I just have to find a good alignment shop in the nyc area now. Thanks for all the help guys. |
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