I would think that you would have noticed the crooked steering wheel upon driving it out of the shop. If so, then you should have mentioned it at that time. If you are a good customer, then they will likely work with you.cavalier35 said:I had the rear axle seal replaced and now the car's steering wheel is crooked.
I went to adjust the tie rods in the front, but after setting up a string and measuring all the wheels; I noticed the rear wheel they did work on is pointing with a negative toe. All the other wheel's measurements looked fine.
I called the dealership and the service rep told me they didn't take anything apart that would require an alignment.
However, I noticed wrench marks on the several of the bolts on the rear wheel.
Is it possible they took more apart than they are telling me and should I put pressure on them to do an alignment to fix the crooked steering wheel.
Thanks
Bet he's talking about a J car......NoobNox said:What year model is your Nox? Most people here either have a brand new Nox/Terrain/SRX or one that is not much more than a year old and won't have any experience with rear axel seals failing..
Maybe a Cavalier - check his Handle !fourmoremarine said:Bet he's talking about a J car......
very perceptive...... Why would you think I posted what I posted?RIT333 said:Maybe a Cavalier - check his Handle !
Duh - and here I thought you were clairvoyant - or the re-incarnation of Carnac the Magnificant (all of the young people will have to use Google !)fourmoremarine said:very perceptive...... Why would you think I posted what I posted?
I don't have to google ****,,, getting oldRIT333 said:Duh - and here I thought you were clairvoyant - or the re-incarnation of Carnac the Magnificant (all of the young people will have to use Google !)
No offense, but if you remember Carnac, you ARE old. If you remember, but then forgot, then you are REALLY old. ;D ;Dfourmoremarine said:I don't have to google ****,,, getting old
