Alignment 1 degree out
#1
Alignment 1 degree out
I’ve just had my car aligned, and I’ve been told that it’s 1 degree out on the offside and it could be a number of different things. Hub, castor, wish bone, track rod. Is there any way of working out what exactly it is?
Thanks
AC
Thanks
AC
#4
Originally Posted by Fuzz
They missed out one as well... Strut!
anyway
Need more info.
Can you list your alignment readings.
Andy
anyway
Need more info.
Can you list your alignment readings.
Andy
Hope it's not the strut as they put a new one on!
I'll get the readings on here tonight.
Thanks
AC
#5
OK got the settings it's the nearside
Left front -1.01 , (0.15 / -1.45)
Right front - -0.59 (1.45 / 0.15)
Camber
Left
2.02 (4.05 / 2.05)
Right
3.01 (2.05 / 4.05)
Caster
Left
0.04 (0.00 / 0.10)
Right
0.05 (0.10 / 0.00)
Thanks
AC
Left front -1.01 , (0.15 / -1.45)
Right front - -0.59 (1.45 / 0.15)
Camber
Left
2.02 (4.05 / 2.05)
Right
3.01 (2.05 / 4.05)
Caster
Left
0.04 (0.00 / 0.10)
Right
0.05 (0.10 / 0.00)
Thanks
AC
#6
I think that your 1st figures are camber, 2nd castor and the 3rd toe.
With those castor figures I would expect the car to pull to the left. Bent wishbone on the left perhaps?
Good luck
With those castor figures I would expect the car to pull to the left. Bent wishbone on the left perhaps?
Good luck
#7
It does pull slightly to the left. The problem I have, is the place I took it gave me a list of possibles, but pretty much told me there was no way of finding out exactly what was causing the problem. I don't mind fixing what is broken, but I don't want to change everything on the list.
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