Carry out conditions and tests for chassis alignment - AR40.20-P-0260SX

MODEL 169, 171, 203, 204, 209, 211, 215, 216, 219, 220, 230, 245 

MODEL 221 except CODE (Z07) Top protection 

	Checking
1	Check condition of vehicle	All the vehicle parts must be installed for the chassis alignment and the vehicle should be completed so that it is operational The vehicle specified values are provided through the measuring system by means of actual values determined. The values are transferred to the measuring system after the vehicle level measurement. As a result the corresponding vehicle level is taken into account during the chassis alignment and the vehicle must no longer be loaded or refueled.
2	Print out form for wheel alignment check	If necessary, when an optical chassis alignment is performed.
	Wheel Alignment Form
3	Check tire condition for wear pattern, tread depth and damage	Visual inspection.
4	Check rim condition for damage	Visual inspection.
5	Check tire inflation pressure and correct if necessary	See tire inflation pressure chart inside the fuel filler flap.
6	Check vehicle underside for damage, corrosion of chassis parts and supporting body parts, leaks from major assemblies and lines	Visual inspection.
7.1	Raise front axle and check wheel bearing play without dial indicator	Except MODEL 197
7.2	Raise vehicle at side at jack support point and check wheel bearing play without dial indicator	MODEL 197 Do not  raise vehicle at front or rear axle. Otherwise the axles may be damaged.
8	Checking condition of steering mechanism	Check tie rods, tie rod ball joints, and steering coupling.
	Check track rod and drag link linkage for play, check rubber boots	Models 169, 245	AP46.00-P-4653AK
		Model 171	AP46.00-P-4653V
		Models 203, 209, 211, 215, 220, 230	AP46.00-P-4653F
		Model 204	AP46.00-P-4653CW
		Models 216, 221	AP46.00-P-4653SX
		Model 219	AP46.00-P-4653TX
9	Check front axle ball joints for play, check dust boots for damage		AP33.20-P-3353BA
10	Check rear axle joints for play, check rubber boots
11	Check condition of shock absorbers and springs
12	Drive the vehicle onto the measuring station and secure using the parking brake	Vehicle lift must be horizontal in the measuring position.
13	Unlock turnplates and sliding platforms
14.1	Raise vehicle level and then lower again	Vehicle with Active Body Control (ABC) or air suspension.
14.2	Rock vehicle to settle suspension on front and rear axles several times	Vehicle with steel suspension.