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happy days



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steering wheel

One thing that anoys me about my freelander 2 is that the steering wheel is a bit ofset (not on the centre.)
Is this normal Question , if not should i ask my dealer to refit it
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Re: steering wheel

happy days wrote:
One thing that anoys me about my freelander 2 is that the steering wheel is a bit ofset (not on the centre.)
Is this normal Question , if not should i ask my dealer to refit it


OFFSET Question please explain, mine is where it should be Thumbs Up 2007 Freelander 2 HSE TD4 Manual with Premium Pack & Moonroof.
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Post #15597 12th Mar 2008 11:07 am
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I don't think there is anything they can do

From memory the wheel is just off centre on mine (though I have not measured it) Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis
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do you mean the top of the wheel is not central when driving in a straight line?
Post #15602 12th Mar 2008 11:23 am
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happy days



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Yes it is turned a bit to the left
Post #15604 12th Mar 2008 11:46 am
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Sounds like tracking is out, a bumped kerb perhaps. An alignment check might be useful as excessive tyre wear may be another issue.
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happy days



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I dont think that you understand, Its only the steering wheel that is not fitted on straight. there is nothing wrong with the tracking, the car is quite new
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Well, if it ain't fitted on straight then I would take it back to the dealer ASAP and get it fixed.

Mines turned a bit to the right but I can't be arsed to get it fixed, I'll wait until its first service. ______________________
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I thought you was meaning the steering wheel is offset to one side, (not directly infront of your seat)
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If the wheel is not straight when the car is driving in a straight line then then the track rods need adjustment to canter the steering.
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Tandemman wrote:
If the wheel is not straight when the car is driving in a straight line then then the track rods need adjustment to canter the steering.



I had another car that came back from a service with this problem. Off center stearing wheel when driving in a straight line.

30 mins in kwikfit put it right they just held the steering wheel straight and altered the tracking to match.

Im sure its a lot easier than trying to re-fit the steering wheel.
Post #15656 13th Mar 2008 9:39 am
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