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MG MGF Technical - wheel misalignment

hello,

left front wheel is 1,5 cm back.
advises pls.,
turgut
Turgut Yaslica

Move left front wheel forwards 1,5 cm.
JohnP

Naughty naughty John! LOL

Targut, can you give us some more information on the problem with your wheel misalignment? Are we talking about wheel clearance from the wheel arch, or a tracking geometry problem?
Rob Bell

Also what car? Dont think there are too many *F*s in the USA

Ted
Ted Newman

That's what I thought Ted.

Was going to suggest another board might be more apropriate.
JohnP

Ted;Rob;JohnP

There is something wrong that i am in Turkey and i am turkish.

i have mgf 96 . i have her since 1996. a month ago my
cousin had an acc. After the reperation , i have noticed that the geometry of subframe was not ok. now i am trying to get a new subframe and discussing with the insurace cie.

thanks for your interest anyway. if you have some suggestions. i will be pleased to hear from you.

thanks again
Turgut Yaslica

Turgut, you'll have to excuse JP - he seems to have a funny turn now and again (sorry, John).

Sounds like the repairers did not do their job properly. After any major acident the car should be put on a suitable jig to check all the reference points are in alignment. As you say, you need to go back to the insurers/repairers to get the repair done properly.

This USA problem has been going on for years! I think it happens when you go to change some of the details on your profile - it changes your country to USA.

Ralph
Ralph

Turgut, sounds as though you've got a good case against the company who performed your repairs. There is no way that the wheel should be displaced over a centimetre rearward of the wheel arch centre line.

Keep at them, and get this put right: the car's handling could be dangerous in its current condition.

Good luck!
Rob Bell

This thread was discussed between 14/11/2004 and 18/11/2004

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