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940 Alignment Question 900

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posted by  javalion on  Mon Aug 22 18:37 CST 2011
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I have to stress the point that you have to get the front end alignment checked. The only thing most shops can do or will do is the toe-in angle. All but the most experienced Volvo shops will not do, or will not know how to change the camber. Caster required a slightly shorter or longer control arm strut.

I have has some screwed up alignments from Sears and small tire shops, but nothing but good alignments with small shop I have been using now for years. The alignment mechanic owns a few Volvos and has been doing the job for 15 years.

Tom






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