Hi all,
on my 1999 mk3 jetta, today i replaced my drivers side lower control arm due to a worn bushing and when i put it all back together, the drivers side wheel is about a 1/2 turn of the steering wheel out of alignment with the passenger side wheel. ( the wheels are now pigeon toed!! )
new control arm is the same as the old one ( dimensions, angles, all the holes line up ) and everything checks out just fine on the passenger side. I am kinda stumped now and would like to figure this out, any suggestions?
thanks
Hi all,
on my 1999 mk3 jetta, today i replaced my drivers side lower control arm due to a worn bushing and when i put it all back together, the drivers side wheel is about a 1/2 turn of the steering wheel out of alignment with the passenger side wheel. ( the wheels are now pigeon toed!! )
new control arm is the same as the old one ( dimensions, angles, all the holes line up ) and everything checks out just fine on the passenger side. I am kinda stumped now and would like to figure this out, any suggestions?
thanks
ball joint bolts are egg shaped.. they allow LOTS of adjustment.. try that first.
thanks for the help ROR, but while the alignment is closer, it's not quite enough... But just enough that i should be able to back off the tie rod to make it work.
Stupid "Made in China" CRAP!