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Steering wheel not straight

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Steering wheel not straight

Post by smiley_smoke »

since my susp lift (2in) and putting on the ext shackles my steering wheel isnt straight anymore and it sh!ts me. i looked at teh fsm and it says to use teh special tool for the job..
can i get away with just general tools, eg. sockets and ring spanners? whats the best way to go about it?

cheers
2" Susp lift, Ext shackles, RTC damper; Offsets, Custom interior panels, Stereo (+Sub), rubber Checkerplate floor, Custom Centre console, Under bonnet storage
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Post by smiley_smoke »

further on this i am going to replace the steering biscuit with a new poly one. i was thinking maybe turn the wheel (upper steering arm) a tad whilst the biscuit is out and get it close to centre again...?

no replies.. i am off to try it then :P ill see how i go.
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Post by =SKB= »

Remove your steering wheel nut so you can take wheel off. Find straight section of road and drive in a straight line. Pull wheel off and put it back on so it is straight. Fixed.

:D
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Post by smiley_smoke »

haha thanks mate :D
thought it was going to be harder... the wheel didnt want to come off so i gave the column thread a tap with the socket over the nut half done up. whilst pull up with my knees :P makes sense...:S
thanks anyways!
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Post by =SKB= »

No worries :cool:
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