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987 Steering wheel centering post-alignment

rosecarl
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Hello,

Recently had my 987 Boxster aligned at my (relatively) local Porsche dealer. Very nice folks, very good experience, but unfortunately upon arriving home the steering wheel was significantly canted counterclockwise (cognizant of the slope of the roadway). After pointing this out, they very graciously repeated the alignment, and now the steering wheel is much better...but not perfect. I think the alignment is technically correct (and this represents only a steering wheel mis-centering) but am reluctant to return the car again for a third time.

* Is it feasible to simply adjust the tie rod ends very symmetrically until steering wheel is centered?

* My nearby Chevrolet dealer does a superb alignment (including steering wheel centering) on several of our other vehicles, would alignment of the Boxster prove more complicated?

I did a site search in advance but could not find definitive answers. Thanks for your help!

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