I'm literally speachless. Been taking my jeep to alignment place after alignment place for year's. Told me I had to rebuild my whole suspension so I did. Still the stearing wheel was to the left. I literally watched this and now after 5 minutes my stearing wheel is 100% straight. God bless you!
Oh man that sucks, I wish you had found the video sooner, thanks I really appreciate that. Very happy that you could fix it won’t out spending any more money.
My '05 TJ Rocky Mtn has been driving at 1 o'clock for a while. I have the Currie Currectlync steering system on with the Fox steering stabilizer. So not as easy as the stock setup. The Currie bolts are an absolute pita to budge and the Fox ss is pressurized which is causing this to be a 1 all of the time. The road will bend left and I'm still at 1, drives me nuts! I really want this steering to be tight and perfectly straight. Spent a lot to get it right, yet not seeing the results. The local garages are clueless as how to get this done. Just have to get some penetrating fluid to get these bolts loose and take it from there, hopefully this will work. Anyway, great video!
@@JeepTJWheelin that sucks, shouldn’t be that hard, hopefully with a bit of WD40 and heat you will be able to get it, I feel your pain. Last thing you could do is take the steering wheel off and move it over a little bit
They didn't even do that when I took it to the shop. Just told me too bad and they can't fix it. I'm so confused as to why alignment specialists had no clue how to fix it
Good job, easy fix. A trick I found to make it easier for one person to do this is to put a piece of white or light colored tape on top of the steering wheel where I feel the wheel is going to be straight or centered. After I turn the collar on the drag link a little, I can easily see the tape and where it is now positioned. No more getting up and looking inside each time. Hope that helps for the next time. :)
I noticed your bottom of the Jeep looked like mine, and mine’s a righty. I was confused because I’ve only seen one other RHD Jeep, but it wasn’t a TJ. Then, you showed your driver side. At last! Another righty! I have an 06 TJ RHD and I absolutely love it. I’ve been having the same issue with the steering wheel, so I’m excited to see if this’ll fix it.
I slid into a curb , in my 97 TJ, the passenger front wheel made contact with the curb which bent my lower control arm bracket and threw off my steering wheel so I’m gonna try this.
Awesome! Just waiting on my rough country shock so I can place it below my vehical! And this video looks like the icing on the cake making the install look so relaxing! About time! Thanks man!
Alright, when the suspension part arrives in the mail. I will install it and let you know. Hopefully I get a notification so I can give you the feed back on how everything went. I find notifications help me find my place back to communication! happy jeepin
I've had the jeep for about 6 months. Wheel has always been off to the right. I'm guessing previous owner has done some stuff but it all looks stock under there.
@@Whiteandsonsgarage from what I can see nothing looks bent or touching, I slid and hit a bank, but I drove home just fine. your video helped with getting things straight but now I can’t turn right for whatever reason
