Posted by IHC Red on March 06, 2017 at 09:55:50 from (216.71.7.182):
I picked up the car as an economical daily runner back in November and have been struggling to get it to roll straight ever since.
These Toyotas don't have a camber adjustment, but I understand cam bolts can take of this.
3 alignment shops tell me it is "in spec" but it pulls to the left on the highway so much I feel that it's really not safe to drive on a long trip. I'm ready to get a "camber level" and bolts and try tweaking it myself. It's so frustrating when they look at me as if I'm screwy and tell me their job is done. (Everything is tight or new - except left front control arm which I have ready to install). One alignment shop got an extra $60 out of me for a "thrust alignment" -- nothing changed.
Below is one of the alignment printouts. The car steers as what I would call "fidgety" at all speeds. On the highway, it pulls hard left. W On a highway gradual left curve, there is almost no left pull (obviously0. On a highway right curve, I fight it like crazy.
What should I try next ? What should I tell these guys to look for or set a certain way ?
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