- Move the steering wheel all the way to one side. Place a piece of adhesive tape on the top side of the steering wheel. Draw a line on the sticky tape.
- Turn the steering wheel to the opposite stop and count the exact number of turns of the steering wheel.
- Divide the measured value by 2 and turn the steering wheel exactly this number of turns.
- Check that the wheels are positioned exactly in the straight ahead position.
- If this is not the case, adjust the steering rod on the outward side of the wheel to set the wheel to the straight ahead position.
- Check the position of the steering wheel. If it is not in the center position, move the steering wheel accordingly.
Central steering position (Peugeot J5)
When adjusting and checking the toe-in, the steering must be set to the center position. This is also required for all work that requires the steering to be in the center position.
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