Notes On Determining Camber Values - AH40.20-P-0332-02A
Model 118, 167, 177, 205, 213, 223, 238, 247, 253, 257, 290, 293
Read out camber values from table (D1, E1), shown here on data sheet with ID 387
The right or left camber values for the front axle (FA) are available in the table D1.
The right or left camber values for the rear axle (RA) are available in the table E1.
The camber value is given by the intersection point of the Romess level value for the wheel side to be checked (D4, E4) in the horizontal, and the Romess level value on the opposite wheel side (D5, E5) in the vertical.
The camber value for each side must always be determined separately.
Front axle example, table (D1):
Level of side to be checked (D4) 4.98° and
Level of opposite side (D5) 4.98° results in
Camber value of side to be checked 0° -9
Read out permissible camber value deviation at left and right from table (D6, E6), shown here on data sheet with ID 387
The values for the camber difference at right or left on the front axle (FA) are available in the table (D6).
The values for the camber difference at right or left on the rear axle (RA) are available in the table (E6).
The value for the camber difference results from the intersection point of the Romess level value on the left axle (D8, E8) in the horizontal and the Romess level value for the right axle (D9, E9) in the vertical.
Front axle example, table (D6):
Level of left side (D8) 4.98° and
Level of right side (D9) 4.98° results in Value for the camber difference 0° 0
The tolerances (D2, D7, E2, E7) are always valid for the values determined from each of the tables (D1, D6, E1, E6).