AEV Procal steering alignment issue!
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So I'm trying to use the Procal to center the wheel and no matter what I do the lights do not change as I'm turning the buckle on the drag link. Tried it a couple weekends ago then again today. Last time the turn signal would change if I turned vehicle on made adjustment the backed out and do it again. It has never changed the turn signals as I'm adjusting it.
Today no matter what I do the right signal is on no matter how far I adjust it. Our jeep is an '07 JKU. I can eyeball it to center but my esp/BAS light is on and I was hoping this would cure that. But with it not even working properly I cannot eliminate the steering being off as the cause.
Today no matter what I do the right signal is on no matter how far I adjust it. Our jeep is an '07 JKU. I can eyeball it to center but my esp/BAS light is on and I was hoping this would cure that. But with it not even working properly I cannot eliminate the steering being off as the cause.
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When the gizmo won't work, go with tried and true:
Find a level piece of pavement like a deserted parking lot. Drive straight ahead; the steering wheel should be off by the amount you observe driving on the road. Pull to a stop and adjust the buckle until the steering wheel is straight.
Usually takes me a couple times to get it dead-on perfect, but the first try will get it close enough to shut the ESC nanny up.
Find a level piece of pavement like a deserted parking lot. Drive straight ahead; the steering wheel should be off by the amount you observe driving on the road. Pull to a stop and adjust the buckle until the steering wheel is straight.
Usually takes me a couple times to get it dead-on perfect, but the first try will get it close enough to shut the ESC nanny up.
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does the light go out when you turn the wheel? Even with the Procal I had to get out on the road and drive to get it perfect. The Procal got it close but I took the wrenches with me and kept adjusting.