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Steering Wheel (non) Adjustment
Recently acquired a 97 Boxster. I'm unable to adjust the steering column. I got underneath the dash and I can see the pin pushing in when moving the lever, but the wheel does not budge. What's the best plan of attack for getting the column freed up and moving again?
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If you are talking about the in/out movement, I think that that adjustment is used so seldomly that the wheels are frozen in place on many cars. I got the wheel on one of the cars I have worked on to move by forcefully yanking and pushing on it, but it was still stiff to move.
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Same problem
Had the same problem. Issue fixed. Read the owners manual for proper operation!
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I have the same issue, luckily with my 30 years of driving experience and owning two previous mid 90s Porsches I know about the lever. Please point to the part in the instructions that told you how to fix it when the lever moves fine but the wheel does not pull forward. |
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My steering wheel adjustment has never worked on my 2005 SE, but I was inspired by this thread to give it another shot. Yesterday I lowered the adjustment lever and then shook the steering wheel toward me and away with some force, but rattling it fore and aft. Suddenly it moved and now it works. No up and down adjustment, but definitely moves toward and away from me.
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Fortunately, the wheel adjustment works fine on my 98. I can't speak for other years but mine is ONLY designed to move in/out not up/down too. Instead, for up down I use the seat lever to raise and lower the seat which also tends to move the seat closer or farther at the same time.
With a little trial and error it becomes comfortable and good for me. |
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