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SADISCOBOB
 


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Wheel Alignment Specs

Sorry for the bother chaps but I have failed to find in "search" - Has anybody got the definative specification list for the wheel alignment on a D3 when setting in "tight tol."? I have had the alignment done and received the printout but not sure on some of the figures. Heard from BMW here, last week, that some of the computer aided machines in wheel alignment do not get trhe figures for BMW from BMW and use inncorrect angles etc. when doing the setting. I would like the correct ( ex LR ) figures if poss. to double check the figures I have.
Safe Holidays all and thanks for all replies,
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Many thanks Robbie, I'll check my results now and see if we are correct. Let you know if I have a fight ! Mr. Green Life always good with a Landy

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Wheel Alignment and Steering Specifications

The following is outlined in Chapter 11 of Haynes manual for Discovery 3:

Note: all measurements should be taken with the vehicle unladen with a full tank of fuel at normal ride height.

Front

Camber angle.... -30' ± 45'
Castor angle...... +4°1' ± 45'
Toe setting........ +10' ± 12'

Rear

Camber angle:
Models with air suspension......... -45' ± 45'
Models without air suspension... -30' ± 45'
Toe setting.................................... +14' ± 8' (total) 

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Are there any differences between RHD and LHD models? For some cars, I have seen different specs for LHD, RHD and even US. That should match the road camber.  
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Good question. I honestly don't know. The above is for right hand drive vehicles.  
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