Allignment issues
Any ideas? Advice?
However, there is a procedure for equaling out the camber from left to right by loosening up the front subframe and shifting it back and forth to make the camber equal from side to side. Get a print out of the alignment specs after they are done with your car and see if is truly equal left to right.
It's been my experience that dealers will shortcut the alignment and just do the toe. Doing the subframe routine is a pain in the a** and dealer techs hate doing. But after the dealer did it on my old A6, my pull went away.
That being said, most modern performance cars are very sensitive to road crown and will pull right when in the right lane because that lane is sloped to the right for water runoff. Does yours still pull when in the left lane of a highway??
I'm due to go in for service soon and will ask about the subframe alignment.
My car is in repair now for this and for oil loss, probably from transmission (I posted a question about this some weeks ago when I noticed).
Will post the results of dealer intervention in next few weeks after I get the car back and come back from vacation.
Interesting; when I called dealer yesterday for status (now 4 working days at dealer) they told me: "Sir, your car is quite complex ....". Seems that dealers are not very familiar with ar
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I was really mad today while on my test drive with the tech. He told me that allroads tend to have this problem (I'm thinking failure to disclose). He also said he one more thing to try.
Maybe they had been doing the short cuts you spoke of. I'm hoping this third time is the charm.
I will ask for a printout of the alignment specs when I pick it up. Good idea. I am also going to insist that the tech take a ride with me down the freeway before I take it home.
Thanks again.
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Thanks for the information and good luck!


