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Stacker

Member Since: 04 May 2016
Location: Theale, Reading
Posts: 479

Wheel Alignment

Not sure if any one remembers but I posted a while ago about my car being all over the place whilst driving?...

Ive just changed a track rod and end on one side and got a new set of wheels... so got the tracking looked at today:

I've got the parts to change the rears so they can be adjusted but some bodger missed out the washer between the track rod end and nut on the passenger side so they didn't want to touch it and make it loose, although they adjusted the drivers and it's nicer to drive already!

Fit new parts and do a 4 wheel alignment and it should feel like a new car

11th Jul 2017 3:38pm

Mulcher

Member Since: 08 Aug 2016
Location: Shropshire
Posts: 240

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11th Jul 2017 4:13pm

Stacker

Member Since: 04 May 2016
Location: Theale, Reading
Posts: 479

My thoughts exactly, haven't used the car in 3 months so another week while I get it sorted won't hurt.

11th Jul 2017 4:38pm

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