2. Set the wheels in the direction of travel straight ahead and roll the car forward about five meters.
3. Place the measuring part of the device in the center of the wheel axis.
4. Mark the tread centers on the rear of each tire and measure the distance "B" between the marks on the right and left tires.
5. Roll the vehicle forward until the marks on the rear sides of the tires move to their front sides, to the height at which the instrument will measure.
Note: When the tires pass the measurement point, repeat the operations starting from point 3.
6. Measure the distance "A" between the marks.
7. Check the toe-in value.
- Toe-in during inspection (BA) — 0±2 mm
If the toe-in value does not correspond to the given data, make adjustments.
To adjust:
a) Make sure that the lengths of the right and left rods are the same.
- The difference in rod lengths is less than 1 mm
b) Remove the cover clamps.
c) Loosen the locknuts of the tie rod ends.
d) Adjust the toe-in by turning the left and right steering rods the same number of turns.
- Toe-in during adjustment - 0±1 mm
d) Tighten the steering rod end locknuts.
- Tightening torque - 75 Nm
e) Reinstall the covers and secure them with clamps.
Note: When installing, make sure the covers are not twisted.