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Steering Wheel center issues on a 99'

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm having an issue with my 1999 porsche 911, where the steering wheel sits a full 15degrees off center while driving straight down the road, i wonder if this is something I could fix on my own? Or if i should just take it to the dealership. I have a pretty good knowledge of the car, but afraid to do anything on vehicle that can be costly to repair. I honestly really haven't had much time for it have had this issue for about a year, but I'm in the middle of remodeling my house entirely by myself! Let me know if you guys have any ideas, thx!

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The alignment can be out of spec & the car still go straight down the road. Try to find a porsche alignment specialist to align your car properly for the way you drive your car. Porsche dealer may or may not be the best shop to go to.

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Sounds good thx for your help!

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