thank you ill be se sure to mention that a ''straight wheel"should be part of the alignment process.adki110 wrote:Many moons ago when I did alignments "clear vision", better known as a straight steering wheel, was part of the alignment.
1998 S90 steering wheel off after alignment (UPDATED)
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Re: 1998 s-90 steering wheel off after alignment
First of all thanks to all that gave advice....thank you. I went back to the shop this morning armed with information from my posts and they didn't have a chance. they fixed the steering wheel and blamed the different readings from the two previous times on an uneven platform that the car was on....whatever, just glad to have it centered. I did have a rack and pinion leak so ill keep an eye on my power steering fluid. 
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Reason: Merged this with the original topic. It's easier for future readers (and current). No big deal.
Reason: Merged this with the original topic. It's easier for future readers (and current). No big deal.
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I've got a minor leak in mine as well. I'm going to open a thread to find the correct stop-leak.
I'm assuming your 98 S90 uses Dex3 ATF for steering fluid like my 96 850 does.
I'm assuming your 98 S90 uses Dex3 ATF for steering fluid like my 96 850 does.
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ATF containing stop leak?kcodyjr wrote:I've got a minor leak in mine as well. I'm going to open a thread to find the correct stop-leak.
I'm assuming your 98 S90 uses Dex3 ATF for steering fluid like my 96 850 does.
1988 Volvo 760 Turbo Wagon
I guess they did by adjusting the toe in. it was all done by a computer type machine that had four gizmos they put on each tire that gave a read out a before and after. they didn't remove the steering wheel. the front left read (in green) 0.15* actual then before 0.14* right front read actual 0.12* and then before ).11* and then in a separate box (in green) it read 0.3 actual 0.1 before. total toe 0.26 actual 0.25 before. no idea what all this means but i hope it helps somehowlummert wrote:Did they make the adjustment be setting the toe-in or by removing the steering wheel?
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That would be the obvious answer, but I'd worry the ATF stop-leaks somehow depend on heat.lummert wrote:ATF containing stop leak?
This is turning into a hijack which I didn't intend, just a problem I share with the OP.
If we're going to discuss this, let's do it in the right thread.
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