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							I just had a wheel alignment and they tell me to come back for shimming. 
				What does that mean? They tried to explain it but it was a mystery to me..... 
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| 123esproc | 
				
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							The May of meant balancing						
						
						
								
							 
				
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| SWC | 
				
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							Camber needs to adjusted, they do this by shimming. Why they didn't do it there and then is strange. Maybe they needed to order a kit.						
						
						
												 
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| bry40l | 
				
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					 {USERNAME} wrote: Camber needs to adjusted, they do this by shimming. Why they didn't do it there and then is strange. Maybe they needed to order a kit. Sounds about right, When I pulled the front end apart on my el the left side was pretty well maxxed out with shims and wouldve needed an aftermarket kit if I lowered it more. 
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| Andrew S | 
				
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							I'm not particularly happy. It went in because it was pulling to the left and it came out still pulling to the left. 
				So I have to take it back next week. Plus the steering wheel has been off centre ever since the auto elect put in a new clock spring and I asked the Bridgestone people if they could centre it. Apparently not without the shimming they said. So I'll book it in, and I won't leave until they fix it. And I won't put a like on their Face book page either..... 
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| Andrew S | 
				
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							Sorry I'm not usually this grumpy it's been a difficult week...						
						
						
								
							 
				
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| cjh | 
				
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							If we are talking about an AU, you can't move the steering wheel.....well, you can, 90 degrees at a time.....not on a spline like ED and earlier.						
						
						
								
							 
				
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| SWC | 
				
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					 {USERNAME} wrote: If we are talking about an AU, you can't move the steering wheel.....well, you can, 90 degrees at a time.....not on a spline like ED and earlier. You can adjust the steering whell, it is done by adjustment at the tierod ends.  | 
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| Andrew S | 
				
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							Wow thanks for that info, I've been blaming the auto electrician for something he didn't do...						
						
						
								
							 
				
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