1996 Ford F-150 Repair Question
Topics covered: Tire, Standard transmission, Steering.
Mileage: 167,000 miles.
Mileage: 167,000 miles.
Asked on July 31, 2012
Alignment specs
Hello could someone tell me the Alignment Specs of a 1996 Ford F150 RWD. It has the 4.9 I6 Motor with a Standard Transmission.
The Alignment readout we got in February of this year was the camber reading -0.7 degrees on both sides and the toe reading -0.24 on both sides. Is this truck in need of an alignment? It has brand new tires on it.
The Alignment readout we got in February of this year was the camber reading -0.7 degrees on both sides and the toe reading -0.24 on both sides. Is this truck in need of an alignment? It has brand new tires on it.
Asked by rmoore09Answer
Replied on July 31, 2012
Specifications are in diagram.
The camber is within specs but at the outer end.
For toe-in, (1) indicates in degrees whereas (2) is in inches.
Toe-in is also within specs.
If there are no abnormal tire wear or steering pulling etc, it is not necessary to have any alignment done.
Replied on July 31, 2012
First diagram did not seem to show it right.
Replied on July 31, 2012
Thanks, could you also give me the specs on a 1999 Ford Explorer 2WD and a 2012 Ford Focus FWD?
Replied on August 1, 2012
Not good for previous post.
Replied on August 1, 2012
Something seems to be wrong
