Steering wheel a wee bit off
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Steering wheel a wee bit off
Not sure how big 'problem' this really is, but when the car is traveling straight the steering wheel is rotated a bit to the right -- that is it's not perfectly straight, probably only noticeable by me (so my wife says).
I'm guessing it's not an easy fix if fixable at all. Would you notice? Am I being too picky?
TIA.
I'm guessing it's not an easy fix if fixable at all. Would you notice? Am I being too picky?
TIA.
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I have this issue too. The alignment of the car is perfect, but the still sits crooked to the right a little.
--09TSXTECH...when you say its a relative easy fix...what exactly is the fix? I have an appointment on wednesday for my seat's squeaking and a new rattle under the steering wheel. I'd love to have this issue fixed as well because its really annoying!!
--09TSXTECH...when you say its a relative easy fix...what exactly is the fix? I have an appointment on wednesday for my seat's squeaking and a new rattle under the steering wheel. I'd love to have this issue fixed as well because its really annoying!!
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Three Wheelin'
It's an alignment issue.
Most reputable show should be able to align the car steering straight while performing 4 wheel alignment. See if your dealer will fix that under warranty, if you have lowered your vehicle, wait about a week for suspension to settle and get an alignment. It should cost under $100.
razor mentioned a TSB for under 20,000 km or 12,000 miles, the dealer would have to fix that under warranty, they may still do it as a goodwill gesture if your mileage is over the TSB limit.
Most reputable show should be able to align the car steering straight while performing 4 wheel alignment. See if your dealer will fix that under warranty, if you have lowered your vehicle, wait about a week for suspension to settle and get an alignment. It should cost under $100.
razor mentioned a TSB for under 20,000 km or 12,000 miles, the dealer would have to fix that under warranty, they may still do it as a goodwill gesture if your mileage is over the TSB limit.
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I have this issue too. The alignment of the car is perfect, but the still sits crooked to the right a little.
--09TSXTECH...when you say its a relative easy fix...what exactly is the fix? I have an appointment on wednesday for my seat's squeaking and a new rattle under the steering wheel. I'd love to have this issue fixed as well because its really annoying!!
--09TSXTECH...when you say its a relative easy fix...what exactly is the fix? I have an appointment on wednesday for my seat's squeaking and a new rattle under the steering wheel. I'd love to have this issue fixed as well because its really annoying!!
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It's an alignment issue.
Most reputable show should be able to align the car steering straight while performing 4 wheel alignment. See if your dealer will fix that under warranty, if you have lowered your vehicle, wait about a week for suspension to settle and get an alignment. It should cost under $100.
razor mentioned a TSB for under 20,000 km or 12,000 miles, the dealer would have to fix that under warranty, they may still do it as a goodwill gesture if your mileage is over the TSB limit.
Most reputable show should be able to align the car steering straight while performing 4 wheel alignment. See if your dealer will fix that under warranty, if you have lowered your vehicle, wait about a week for suspension to settle and get an alignment. It should cost under $100.
razor mentioned a TSB for under 20,000 km or 12,000 miles, the dealer would have to fix that under warranty, they may still do it as a goodwill gesture if your mileage is over the TSB limit.
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This is kinda off this topic, yet it kind of the same, but I have this and a kinda deadzone in my steering. AND I have exceeded that 12,000 mile by far....40,000 and counting....but do you think it's worth bringing to my dealer and seeing?
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