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I can not find the reason of the negative camber.

Kharl
in Skoda Fabia Mk1 (1999-2007)

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Hi.

Since i got this car i noticed a negative camber and a lower height  in the left side (driver, side LHD).

 

Shock is not bent, neither the hub, neither the lower ball joint (both ball joint the same)

53 minutes ago, Kharl said:

a lower height  in the left side (driver, side LHD).

Driver sitting on the left, loads the LHF spring more.

Either that or the spring is broken, which is a pretty common problem on VAG group cars.

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34 minutes ago, KenONeill said:

Driver sitting on the left, loads the LHF spring more.

I have heard that, but...

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1 minute ago, sepulchrave said:

Either that or the spring is broken, which is a pretty common problem on VAG group cars.

I think there are two problems.

The spring could be an issue,  but enough to cause that camber?, it is just some centimeters lower than the other side and the other side has  ot ghat camber even when there is loat there

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Shock absorber  was bent

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Edited by Kharl

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