yesterday I did 190 miles on the motorway and noticed a problem. When driving straight my steering wheel is at an angle of approx 20 degress (my maths is shit) obviously this is not right so what can it be, is it tracking? I recently took the car to a local garage who told me that my tracking was fine. Yesterday while driving back the steering wheel had a slight wobble which had me worried. Its apparent when turning to turn left into a norm side rd my steering wheel is at a 180 degree angle but to turn right its prob around 1/2 that. its strange, to turn left theres not much resistance in the wheel but to turn right theres a lot more resistance.
steering wheel not straight...
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#2incorrect tyre pressure? wheel bearing? suspension component loose?
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#3Have you knocked or kerbed your front wheels at any time causing a bent steering rack?
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#4I have the same problem mate, because the previous owner had to go up on a kerb to get to his driveway he's knocked it all outta alignment, mines at around 20 degrees aswell -_-''
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#5mine is like this on some roads an sometimes its fine, gets a bit annoying at times
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#6Stop wanking with your left hand.
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#7mine used to be like this before i changed the front wheel bearings and also had shaking through the steering sometimes, the bearings didnt make any noise as if they were gone but jacked the car up and found play in them, but if its not that id go for track rods not lined up with the steering wheel1 user thanked this post:
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#8i havent knocked anything since ive owned it, not sure about previous owners. I had a rear bearing changed last month when it was mot'd and the wheels have been recently balanced so god knows!
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#9mines the same about 20degrees to the right... its a pain i seem to notice it all the time!
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#10wheel alighnment needs done. usually 25 quid upwards.