Steering wheel offset.

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Hi folks. Had front suspension springs fitted recently, and since then when driving in a straight line my steering wheel is not straight could there be a connection? 2007 CL180 Coupe. Thank you.
 

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If you've changed springs you will have altered the alignment, especially if you've lowered it, changed sagging springs or replaced a broken spring. You should get it re- tracked.
 

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Definitely, if no arms have been changed, then I suspect something has moved position slightly.
 
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If you've changed springs you will have altered the alignment, especially if you've lowered it, changed sagging springs or replaced a broken spring. You should get it re- tracked.
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If you've changed springs you will have altered the alignment, especially if you've lowered it, changed sagging springs or replaced a broken spring. You should get it re- tracked.
Many thanks Ian
 
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