How to Adjust an Off-Center Steering Wheel?
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Here are the methods to adjust an off-center steering wheel: 1. It can be resolved by adjusting the tie rods. The steering tie rods are located behind the half-shaft: The side the steering wheel leans towards indicates which tie rod is longer. For example, if the steering wheel leans to the left, shorten (screw in) the left tie rod and lengthen (screw out) the right tie rod until both tie rods are of equal length. 2. Turn the steering wheel fully to the right to expose the inner side of the left front wheel (driver's side) for easier adjustment of the tie rod (turn the steering wheel fully to the left to expose the rear of the right wheel for adjustment). For the left front wheel adjustment, loosen the fastening screw (22mm opening, preferably using a large adjustable wrench for better leverage). Note: Make your own marks on the tie rod and tie rod base to track the adjustment angle.