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Rear Camber adjustment

FastEddy

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My wheel Alignment report states, " Right Rear Camber Pin needs replacing" What do i need to Buy, Need help please. I have a 2009 Ve 3.6L Sportswagon
 

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They are probably referring to the concentric bolt. That is the main adjustment for camber on the rear. If you can confirm that is the correct bolt I can provide you with a part number.
 

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They have an eccentric nut and bolt.....

So them saying the pin makes me suspicious they don't know what they're talking about

Occasionally the nut may strip the thread, though highly unlikely....The bush generally wears out causing a problem getting the camber right
 

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They have an eccentric nut and bolt.....

So them saying the pin makes me suspicious they don't know what they're talking about

Occasionally the nut may strip the thread, though highly unlikely....The bush generally wears out causing a problem getting the camber right
Yep, I have had the rear suspension arms disconnected for a few weeks now and there is no pin that I know of, just bolts and nuts.
 

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They are probably referring to the concentric bolt. That is the main adjustment for camber on the rear. If you can confirm that is the correct bolt I can provide you with a part number.
I would appreciate Concentric Bolt part No Pls, as this would be the part that needs replacing.
 

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