Did anyone notice slight misalignment of their steering column? The plastic housing that encompasses the column is not perfectly horizontal on my MO, as I have noticed after taking delivery. I have not noticed any adverse effect on handling or steering, yet.
Slanted steering column
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I think they all are that way
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I meant that the left side of the plastic steering column casing is slightly higher than the right. This does not change with steering wheel position adjustment. Additionally, I think the instrument gauge cluster casing is similarly misaligned.
The photo I included is not the actual photo of my MO and I am just using it as an example to illustrate the point.
Did anyone else notice this in his/her MO?
I meant that the left side of the plastic steering column casing is slightly higher than the right. This does not change with steering wheel position adjustment. Additionally, I think the instrument gauge cluster casing is similarly misaligned.
The photo I included is not the actual photo of my MO and I am just using it as an example to illustrate the point.
Did anyone else notice this in his/her MO?
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Well I took a level out to the gold rush and discovered that bot the column and the cluster have a hump in the moddle.......so I took a ruler and attempted to see the difference left to right when the level was....well, level.
I found the column to be "maybe" 1/8" higher on the left (Certainly not noticable to the naked eye) and the cluster to be dead on level. Now the cluster cab=n be a bit of an illusion as the dash is curved away from it. But it measures dead level in my murano.
Homer
Well I took a level out to the gold rush and discovered that bot the column and the cluster have a hump in the moddle.......so I took a ruler and attempted to see the difference left to right when the level was....well, level.
I found the column to be "maybe" 1/8" higher on the left (Certainly not noticable to the naked eye) and the cluster to be dead on level. Now the cluster cab=n be a bit of an illusion as the dash is curved away from it. But it measures dead level in my murano.
Homer
Whew
So I am not cross-eyed after all (I interpret images for living, so being cross-eyed would not help).
So now I am thinking - should I tell the dealer? They will probably pretend not to notice it... In any case, would it be worth trying to fix?
P.S. I just realized that your measurements are only valid if your MO is sitting perfectly level on the ground
So I am not cross-eyed after all (I interpret images for living, so being cross-eyed would not help).
So now I am thinking - should I tell the dealer? They will probably pretend not to notice it... In any case, would it be worth trying to fix?
P.S. I just realized that your measurements are only valid if your MO is sitting perfectly level on the ground
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Would you consider a visit to my home to help Grippee get the pictures in our home level? You have a great eye. GRIP
Would you consider a visit to my home to help Grippee get the pictures in our home level? You have a great eye. GRIP
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It does appear however that our house is slightly off........
Love it. Homer, Can't wait to tell Grippee. GRIP
Love it. Homer, Can't wait to tell Grippee. GRIP
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