2002 Lincoln LS Repair Question
Topics covered: Bushing, Wheel, Suspension.
Mileage: 146,000 miles.
Mileage: 146,000 miles.
Asked on October 14, 2011
The verical alignment on the rear wheels is out of alignment. The inside of the rear tires are smooth. How do I adjust the vertical alignment???
It is obvious, by just looking at the profile of the vehicle, the vertical alignment of the rear tires are obvious out of alignment. Looking at the suspension system on the rear wheels, the rubber bushing are cracked, need to be replaced, but there is not an obvious method to adjust the vertical alignment on the rear wheels. What is the best way to make this correction???
Asked by jsford76@yahoo.comAnswer
Replied on October 14, 2011
It needs to be done on an alignment machine. There are ecentrics that are adjustable. However, if it is bad enough, it could need shimmed.
Replied on October 14, 2011
That i sknown as camber and fior this vehicle, they are not adjustable. The cracked bushings should be replaced as they would cause the camber to go out of specs.
