Alignment problem? Porsche dealer: "camber adjustment is max out???!!"
08-26-2023 | 09:51 PM
#16
Thread Starter
Rennlist Member
Joined: May 2022
Posts: 359
Likes: 112
Update on this...the dealer did their diagnosis which thankfully I didn't have to pay for. Well, I'd already paid for new tires and install + an alignment at $399 the result of which I learnt about this camber adjustment maxed out issue. (I got Michelin PS2's cheaper than tire rack so quite happy w that!)...
Their diagnosis was that the strut is somehow deformed, either bent or somehow out of shape.
Their technician did NOT RECOMMEND to replace it, and said I probably wouldn't even notice it.
He said it wouldn't be worth it because if I were to replace that strut I'd probably have to replace both, and at that point I should probably look at just refreshing the whole suspension setup since it's had 60k on it and is a 12 year old car.
I'll try out what @bearing01 has suggested, and see if it veers either way when I let go of the steering wheel. I don't have the car back yet...they stained my Fuchs and need to clean that up.
Their diagnosis was that the strut is somehow deformed, either bent or somehow out of shape.
Their technician did NOT RECOMMEND to replace it, and said I probably wouldn't even notice it.
He said it wouldn't be worth it because if I were to replace that strut I'd probably have to replace both, and at that point I should probably look at just refreshing the whole suspension setup since it's had 60k on it and is a 12 year old car.
I'll try out what @bearing01 has suggested, and see if it veers either way when I let go of the steering wheel. I don't have the car back yet...they stained my Fuchs and need to clean that up.