It looks like one of my front tyres is leaning out at the top.. how do I check it correctly and repair??
It looks like one of my front tyres is leaning out at the top.. how do I check it correctly and repair??
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Have you got a pic?? It should not be possible for it to sit like that? Even a bent diff will go the other way? Jack the front up and make sure you have not smashed a wheel bearing or king pin bearing?? You will know pretty quick if this is the case.
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Yeah thats what I thought. I have a kingpin replacement kit im going to try do tomorrow. With the wheel bearings front and back am I able to change them or do I need to take I to a shop??
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The lean looks only slight, maybe too many rums are the cause.. ha ha
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MudRunnerTD (2nd May 2014)
The front are easy enough to do your self the rears probable better to take to a work shop.
Have you tried holding the wheel at the top and rocking the car side to side to feel or hear any clunks or looseness?
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Any movement indicates swivel bearings or wheel bearings could be the cause.
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Clunk (4th May 2014)
Not me mate, I've been no way near!!!! Lol
I have the same problem, am struggling to find answers short of dropping her off at the shop and hoping they don't go to town on charging me.
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