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In the course of a wheel alignment, in an effort to get the steering wheel to be centered when the car is going straight down the road, a not-so-swift tech re-positioned the wheel on the steering column off of factory center, rather than adjusting the tie rods to solve this problem. The result is that the steering rack is not on dead center when the car is going straight; and since the steering gearing is variable, the car turns-in differently to the left than to the right; most annoying. I need to know how to find the center of the steering rack. Once this is known, the steering wheel can be re-centered, and the tie-rods adjusted accordingly, by my local wheel alignment guy, not the one who screwed up the car! Does anyone know, definitively, how to determine when the steering rack is on dead center?
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I checked in the manual; Porsche did not publish the alignment spec's! Again, does anyone know a reliable on-line source for this info?
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Thanks. I'd like to have the alignment spec's in advance of going in for alignment, just to consider them and to consider my options.....
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Can anyone provide the complete stock alignment spec's for the Cayman S? Rob