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When making adjustments to your toe-in alignments, make sure you remember what direction to move it, and remember which direction you moved it.
I made adjustments in some direction. Made more adjustments later. A couple more days of driving, made more adjustments.
To the point of the car not wanting to stay in the road.
So today, I took a step backed and looked at the front wheels versus the body of the car.
The left wheel pointing way to the left. The right wheel pointing way to the right.
Apparently, when I was making adjustments left & right, I made them in only one direction, separating the toes further and further.
Now, it's amazing how well the car drives with both front wheels pointing in the same [general] direction!
I can't brain today - i has the dumbs.
I made adjustments in some direction. Made more adjustments later. A couple more days of driving, made more adjustments.
To the point of the car not wanting to stay in the road.
So today, I took a step backed and looked at the front wheels versus the body of the car.
The left wheel pointing way to the left. The right wheel pointing way to the right.
Apparently, when I was making adjustments left & right, I made them in only one direction, separating the toes further and further.
Now, it's amazing how well the car drives with both front wheels pointing in the same [general] direction!
I can't brain today - i has the dumbs.
