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05-08-2020, 08:34 PM | #1 |
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Are you sure the steering wheel itself hasn't slipped on the steering spline it is attached to?
(or am I stuck in the 50s - again?) |
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What IS concerned with the steering wheel position is the Stability Control, and that has a big sensor right behind the steering wheel to know where you're steering, Accessing the EPS datastream with a scan tool, you'll be able to see if the 0 degree position is still in the middle, I suspect it is. Maybe I'll surprise you, but the ass end of the car has just as much influence on the steering center as the front. Check your thrust angle. |
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it really sounds like a steering wheel issue, and not a car issue
i believe the car measures steering angle at the steering box, so the only point of reference that's changed is your point of reference. the steering wheel. more importantly, where did it change. i would first pull the steering wheel to look for damaged splines from the wheel slipping. after that, i'm suspicious of the steering rack jumping teeth, considering that you've said the stock wheel size now over-turns and rubs in the 1 direction.
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Wait wait wait what.
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Got to love it: Everything is fine, I checked it. Only steering wheel has to be 45 to go strait. tire rubs when turning and lots of warning lights.
Absolutely you need a pro. Run do not walk to a dealer. You can not magically mechanically realign with an electronic scan too. |
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If there was no impact, and no suspension parts are broken, sloppy or deformed, it is probably something electronic. Then again, the rubbing is a concern. In that case, your dealer should have ability to pin point and repair the issue. Please let us know how it resolves...
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Something in your front end is wrong...wheel should never rub. Bent, broken or loose. Not an EPS issue.
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Not 100% sure on the body of these cars, but a generic possibility would be that the subframe shifted.
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