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Steering Wheel not Returning to center

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So, We should be very careful about this and try get out of the it by repairing the steering wheel.
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All I know it was a certified use car from a P dealer
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So, We should be very careful about this and try get out of the it by repairing the steering wheel.
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All I know it was a certified use car from a P dealer
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Not technically a 996 but I will ask just the same.....just drove a 2012 Carrera S with all the PASM, P*** options, a wonderful car, really like the sport mode with the quicker engine response, why it can be turned off is beyond me, but to the question. While turning tightly to get into the parking spot I noticed the steering wheel actually just went to full lock by itself, I repeated the parking turn and sure enough after about 2/3 to 3/4 of the turns to lock the wheel instead of trying to self center gets pulled to full lock. Very weird, so is it normal for these cars ??? or is the alignment off ? I only tried left hand parking turns. Just curious, Thanks

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Steering wheel issue is something very serious sometimes while driving a car. So, We should be very careful about this and try get out of the it by repairing the steering wheel. It needs to move freely or work properly for the safety.

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All I know it was a certified use car from a P dealer

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