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Betty Anne and/or David Field
Guest
At 08:26 AM 16/07/01 +0000, you wrote:
>From: "Mike Echemann" <echemike@earthlink.net>
>Subject: Questions
>
>Has anyone experienced their front tires rubbing up against the shock
>springs? For some reason my right front wheel is rubbing against the
>shock spring when my wheel is turned all the way left. If the wheel is
>turned full towards the right I'm not getting the same rub out of the
>drivers side front tire/shock.
I don't know what would cause the change unless the stop screw (part
#25-46) has loosened. You can easily adjust the maximum turn the wheels
make each way by adjusting the two stop screws which are threaded into the
top cover (part # 25-42) and kept in position with locknuts (part #25-45) -
you can see them under the tie rod cover (part #34-10) and will probably
have to remove the cover to make adjustments.
Dave
>From: "Mike Echemann" <echemike@earthlink.net>
>Subject: Questions
>
>Has anyone experienced their front tires rubbing up against the shock
>springs? For some reason my right front wheel is rubbing against the
>shock spring when my wheel is turned all the way left. If the wheel is
>turned full towards the right I'm not getting the same rub out of the
>drivers side front tire/shock.
I don't know what would cause the change unless the stop screw (part
#25-46) has loosened. You can easily adjust the maximum turn the wheels
make each way by adjusting the two stop screws which are threaded into the
top cover (part # 25-42) and kept in position with locknuts (part #25-45) -
you can see them under the tie rod cover (part #34-10) and will probably
have to remove the cover to make adjustments.
Dave
