Windstar alignment
Doug360
08-18-2006, 10:28 AM
Can anyone tell me what the toe in-out spec is for a 02 Windstar. My van handles great however it seems to me just looking at it that there is obvious toe out. I would guess that I should not be able to see toe-out; if anything it should be slight toe-in. Before I take to an alignment shop I would like to know the spec. Thanks,
Johnny Mullet
08-18-2006, 09:40 PM
Specs? If you can visually see toe out, then get it aligned. The alignment shop will give you a printout that has all the specs.
12Ounce
08-19-2006, 06:33 AM
For a '99:
caster: LH = 3.3 deg, RH = 3.8 deg
camber: LH = -4.4 deg, RH = -4.4 deg
toe: -.15, (plus/minus .25 deg)
Don't know if this works for a '02 or not.
BTW, rear toe: +.06 deg (plus/minus .34 deg)
Crazy values! Looks like toe-out on the front is normal, as much as -.40 deg is allowed. I think I would just observe tire wear for guidance ... and not rush too quickly to the alignment shop unless there is a problem.
caster: LH = 3.3 deg, RH = 3.8 deg
camber: LH = -4.4 deg, RH = -4.4 deg
toe: -.15, (plus/minus .25 deg)
Don't know if this works for a '02 or not.
BTW, rear toe: +.06 deg (plus/minus .34 deg)
Crazy values! Looks like toe-out on the front is normal, as much as -.40 deg is allowed. I think I would just observe tire wear for guidance ... and not rush too quickly to the alignment shop unless there is a problem.
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