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    streering wheel problem?

    well, my tires point stright but my steering wheel is off, so wtf, lol, i jacked it up yesterday to put a rear antisway bar in, and it jsut got worse, it was a little off before i didnt mind it, but now itls like at a 10 oclock between stright and to the left, but if i keep it there it drive fine in a stright line, no problems, jsut wodnering why, and how to fix and put my sterring wheel back int othe same spot, i wanna fix what cuased it not remove the steering wheel and refit,, any help thanks my gf jetta has the same problem..
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    the steering wheel can be adjusted by getting an alignment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by polishmafia
    the steering wheel can be adjusted by getting an alignment.
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    Do not try to fix this yourself, Aaron.

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    yeah i wasnt, but its weird,it seems liek it dont need an alinemnt it drives straight, but if i put the steering wheel to the center it flys ot the right, other htne that the driving if fine, my dad said theres like a bolt that you keep the tires straight, disconnect the bolt move the steering to the right position, and put it back in, kind of like putting a aftermart steering wheel in like that, it dont pull to the right or the left, if i keep the steering wheel crooked like that, stange, i told my dad i should jsut get an aliment anyways, i donno how muc hthey cost tho, i never had one done, never had a problem
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    maby i jsut twisted both of the rights to the right?, so when the steering wheel is turned left it right in a perfect stright line
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    OMG, just get an alignment.

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    haha i dont see what a rear sway bar has to do with your steering wheel aaron but like they said get an alignment
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    no when i jacked it up, lol i think my tires where pointed ot the right a little and it stressed it out
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    howm uc his a tire alinemnt cost usually?
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    Quote Originally Posted by duh2150
    howm uc his a tire alinemnt cost usually?
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    Ummm, if you mean a front-end alignment, $40-70.

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    Aaron, the reason everyone is saying to get an alignment is this. We understand that the car drives straight but the wheel isnt straight and this is what you need to understand. When the alignment shop does the alignment, the set the car up on the machine and then they align the steering wheel, then they measure how far the wheels are off of straight with the steering wheel centered, then they adjust the tie rods to get the wheels aligned while the steering wheel is still straight. I personally need to do this too because when I removed my steering column and put it back in, the wheels werent perfectly straight so now the center point of the steering wheel sits at like 2 o'clock when the wheels are straight. Like Warm said, a front end alignment is about $40-70.
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    Exactly, without an alignment rack or a LOT of measuring, you're not going to be able to simultaneously adjust each tie rod end to center your steering.

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    yeha i know this, just dont know much about aliment stuff, so i guess i stressed out somthing other the tire rods, pretty much, becasue they been the same, i must have found a way to throw it outa wack, by jacking it up alward to get the back up, one side at a time, i thin k idid the left first pushing the right down to hard, it did look kidna stained, so i lowered it and ptu a brick to hold it up lol
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    AARON JUST GET A GODDAMN ALIGNMENT! And don't you dare drill any holes
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    lmao...Kris,you are retarded!

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    ok div that drilling holes thing is getting pretty old, i dont even think people luahg anymore but you, kinda sad
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    lol, whatever Aaron, that will always be funny to me :D
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    Quote Originally Posted by duh2150
    ok div that drilling holes thing is getting pretty old, i dont even think people luahg anymore but you, kinda sad
    Nope, it's still funny

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    i agree...it's still funny...

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    Quote Originally Posted by o1naturalhigh
    i agree...it's still funny...
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