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Old 07-09-2007, 12:15 PM
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Noticed on my brand new C6 Coupe (2LT) the steering wheel is slightly off-center about 5 degrees to the right when driving straight and level. Tracking seems perfect with no pull to the left or right.

Just wanted some thoughts before I take it back to the dealer.
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Old 07-09-2007, 12:22 PM
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They will have to reset the toe-in with the steering wheel centered.

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Yep, just have the dealer reset the wheel with proper alignment. Should be free to you.
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Yep, just have the dealer reset the wheel with proper alignment. Should be free to you.
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Originally Posted by Radioman
Noticed on my brand new C6 Coupe (2LT) the steering wheel is slightly off-center about 5 degrees to the right when driving straight and level. Tracking seems perfect with no pull to the left or right.

Just wanted some thoughts before I take it back to the dealer.
Master Chief - search around for what dealer has the best alignment shop. All alignments are not created equal! Even look at specialty shops - alignments aren't that expensive.
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Roger that sir, thanks for the advice..
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