Stearing wheel off! 1/2 of a turn
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JK Enthusiast
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Steering wheel off! 1/2 of a turn
Guys, after installing my lift, my stealing wheel is off about 1/2 a turn off. I would assume a 1-3" would b normal, but this is about 1/2 a turn! Anybody have any suggestions on how to fix? Or should I take it to the dealership and have them handle it? It is under lifetime warranty.....
Last edited by devwil68; Jan 23, 2013 at 06:21 PM.
JK Enthusiast
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You can fix it yourself with a 15mm wrench and 15 min of your time. Read this write up.
http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?3...ll=1#post42376
http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?3...ll=1#post42376
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JK Enthusiast
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Took a couple pics for you guys. I think my entire axle is shifted to the drivers side a little. Would this be easy for me to fix? Or again, would this be easier for an alignment shop or the dealer to do? PLEASE HELP
just read the thread I showed you.
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JK Enthusiast
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from my 14s to 17s up front will my axle go out like ilistrated above or is this for a lift kit type deal
im not prepared to do all this just to add a spring to boost my front for bumper sag lol
this is starting to kinda scare me from doin what I thought I might be abe to do with ease seeing the axle move and all this has me wondering now ! any answers out there for me on my front spring change????????
im not prepared to do all this just to add a spring to boost my front for bumper sag lol
this is starting to kinda scare me from doin what I thought I might be abe to do with ease seeing the axle move and all this has me wondering now ! any answers out there for me on my front spring change????????I'm going to try and tackle this correction this weekend before I get the oil changed.
