REplacing clock spring can I relign the steering wheel?
My '99 has been aligned a lot and the steering wheel rests to the left at about 10:30pm when going straight. I need to replace my clock spring and figured it would be the right time to aim it back to 12 when I put it back on. Is that doable?
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the steering wheel is adjusted by spinning the adjustment collar on the draglink (bar from Tierod to pitman arm)
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Agree with this. It's one way to do it. Since you know where it normally rests going down the road, you can line it up pretty well using this method.
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