So i changed my steering wheel to an aftermarket wheel awhile back, and my problem is, i forgot to straighten out the steering wheel before putting the hub on so now im driving with a crooked aftermarket steering wheel. Is there anyway i can fix that? I tried removing the hub again, but that sucker is on there and wont budge. I even asked my dad and my uncle to try and take it off and they couldnt get it off. Any ideas or help guys?
I think i was unclear on what i wrote first. My problem is my steering wheel hub was put on when the tires werent straight. So basically, the hub is whats causing the steering wheel to look crooked when the tires are straight. Anyway to remove the hub?
Have someone eye out the tires from the outside the onece thats done.take off the hub/ steering wheel.put back on th
e hub straight as possible and if ur already at it.get a llignment
Yes you will use the steering wheel puller to remove the hub. before putting it back on make sure your tires are straight. Lightly place the hub back on the splines, and test fit the steering wheel to make sure it is straight. If not lift up the hub off the splines, and re-align. One you are satisfied fully seat the hub and install the steering wheel.
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2001 Prelude Type S Stock
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Already done Thanks guys for replying back. Its just a pain in the ass when you think its straight and then drive it just to make sure but then again its still crooked.
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Thanks guys for replying back. Its just a pain in the ass when you think its straight and then drive it just to make sure but then again its still crooked.
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