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Steering wheel off centre

My steering wheel is ever so slightly off centre and down on the right hand side when going straight ahead. Noticed it as I drove it home on first day and it's booked in to dealers next week. The car runs straight. Has anyone else had similar issue?
  
Post #62330118th Mar 2010 10:10 pm
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Sorry to hear that. Looks as though your steering wheel must have been fitted by Old Les. He's got a squint, which doesn't help the alignment process.
  
Post #62330318th Mar 2010 10:14 pm
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Like Winger said, its a wheel allingment thing.
If you are really bothered by it remove the steering wheel and move it one spline to the left.
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Post #62341819th Mar 2010 9:38 am
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Mine was realigned on Tuesday after they had previously done some work on the ball joints, fine now.
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I had the same problem of Old Les. Had it fixed by Young Chris at Taunton. Thumbs Up

Old Les should be getting his redundancy any time soon - he's costing LR too much in wheel alignment. Laughing

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Post #62364919th Mar 2010 4:44 pm
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Bill - how was your's sorted by Taunton, was it a four wheel alignment or moving the steering wheel?
Carwyn
  
Post #62386319th Mar 2010 11:10 pm
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Alignment - it was also pulling slightly to the left (in the same direction as the steering wheel was pointing) so it was out of line.

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Post #62392120th Mar 2010 6:51 am
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This has now been sorted at the dealers today - ten minute job in moving the wheel on spindle or spline whatever it's called.
  
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