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Checking and adjusting the rear wheel alignment angles (Freelander 1)

 
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Contents: Examination ⇩ Adjustment ⇩

Examination


1. Make sure that the tire pressure is correct and the load is equal to the vehicle's curb weight.

2. Roll the vehicle back and forth to relieve stress in the suspension and steering components.

3. Make sure the wheel alignment equipment is properly calibrated.

4. Check whether the front wheel alignment angles correspond to the permissible values.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, Steering.


5. Check whether the rear wheel alignment angles correspond to the permissible values.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, Steering.


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Adjustment


Adjustment


1. While holding the adjusting clamp on the adjustable control arm, loosen both lock nuts.

2. To make adjustments, turn the adjusting tie.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, Steering.


3. While holding the adjusting clamp, tighten the lock nuts to a torque of 90 Nm.

4. Roll the vehicle forward and backward to relieve stress in the suspension components.

5. Check the installation angles and, if necessary, make adjustments on the other side of the vehicle.


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