Measuring and adjusting the front wheel alignment angles requires the appropriate qualifications and special equipment. Therefore, it is not practical for the average amateur mechanic to perform a full check of the front suspension and steering alignment. The authors of this Guide recommend that you take the car to a specialized auto service workshop to perform this work.
A description of the simplest checks and rough adjustments of the front wheel alignment angles of a vehicle is given in Part Front suspension on coil springs.
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Adjustment of the geometry of the front suspension and steering drive (leaf spring suspension) (Nissan Patrol Y60)
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