hondasi00

well i own a 2007 honda civic si. i got in a wreck. my airbags busted and ect. my body shop which is all american chevy house in midland texas fixed all my damaged rails and airbags, ect. when my car went out the body shop and got sent to the honda dealership it came out with a defect. they said my steering is off by a little bit,but yet it passes alingment. the computer reads its not calibrated right, what can it be can anyone please tell me. my car has been in the shop for about 4 months now,and finally when im about to get it they bust out with this defect. oh but the weird thing is that the honda techs cant figure out what the problem is with that steering wheel is. can anyone please help me? thanx

Honder07si

I dont think anybody will be able to help you with this one.... if the techs at your local honda cant figure it out none of us will unless we can see it in person, it sounds way to nitchy to solve over a thread. what was up with the writing earlier?

hondasi00

**** i dont know. i thought i was textin on my phone man. just because i work in the oil fields dont mean i cant write an im jk. na im so confused i dont know what to think or do. i think they are just bullshiting with me. because how will the honda techs let my car go to the body shop with out fixing the problem since its going through my insurance its odd. but yet my body shop put back my car together and told me about the defect, after he said there is no vibration in the car it runs smooth turns good but the computer shows its not calibrated right with alingment correct what do you think please one more time. what do you think

hondasi00

**** i dont know. i thought i was textin on my phone man. just because i work in the oil fields dont mean i cant write an im jk. na im so confused i dont know what to think or do. i think they are just bullshiting with me. because how will the honda techs let my car go to the body shop with out fixing the problem since its going through my insurance its odd. but yet my body shop put back my car together and told me about the defect, after he said there is no vibration in the car it runs smooth turns good but the computer shows its not calibrated right with alingment correct what do you think please one more time. what do you think

Honder07si

Go to another Honda stealership and see what theres' says. If the tech says there is no vibration and eveything is running smoothly then maybe its not your car. Maybe its the computer that is throwing it off. Bottom line- Have it tested somewhere else and get a better diagnosis.

blue2ksi

midland is a weird town... i visited in november 2005 and january 2006. while i was there i went out at this place called woofers and tweeters and this place in odessa... grant's might be the name or something like that... weird place... downtown is weird with the huge buildings empty because of the companies pulling out in the 80s.

I:_Drive

i think its time you go bury your foot in someones ***....

exhaust_note

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