Aligment
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Aligment
Hello.
2001 C-320 sedan with 35K.
Car has been 4 times in MB shop and still pulling to the right.( Brand new Pirelli P Zero Nerro.) Anyone has copy of work order that shows what needs to be done to correct it.
Best regards,
Christopher
2001 C-320 sedan with 35K.
Car has been 4 times in MB shop and still pulling to the right.( Brand new Pirelli P Zero Nerro.) Anyone has copy of work order that shows what needs to be done to correct it.
Best regards,
Christopher
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'09 A4 S Line
Originally Posted by pychynski
Hello.
2001 C-320 sedan with 35K.
Car has been 4 times in MB shop and still pulling to the right.( Brand new Pirelli P Zero Nerro.) Anyone has copy of work order that shows what needs to be done to correct it.
Best regards,
Christopher
2001 C-320 sedan with 35K.
Car has been 4 times in MB shop and still pulling to the right.( Brand new Pirelli P Zero Nerro.) Anyone has copy of work order that shows what needs to be done to correct it.
Best regards,
Christopher
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Roads are naturally shaped to slope to the right so rain will drain off.
We all know that.
MB tech. agree with me that car pulls to right. They just don't know what is wrong. We change tires etc. And nothing.
We all know that.
MB tech. agree with me that car pulls to right. They just don't know what is wrong. We change tires etc. And nothing.
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I had the same problem and the camber bolts were replaced resulting in positive camber....solved the problem and made the car feel like it was on rails. A side effect of the positive camber is slightly more wear of the outer edge of the tire. Well worth the trade off as it was tiring on long trips to constantly 'steer' the car straight. The "road crown" myth is right up there with "it's supposed to do that in case you fall asleep at the wheel so it won't drift into oncoming traffic" IMHO. It's easy enough to go into a large flat empty parking lot and see if it still drifts.
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