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Sonata 3 (1993-1998) Sonata 4 (2001-2012, petrol)
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  • Checking and adjusting the rear wheel alignment angles

Checking and adjusting the rear wheel alignment angles (Hyundai Sonata EF)

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1. Check the rear wheel alignment.

Convergence:
  • α+β: 0°10'48" ±10'48"
  • B-A: 2±2 mm

B-A: 2±2 mm


If the toe-in is not within specifications, adjust the toe-in.

2. Adjust the rear wheel toe-in by turning the rear suspension cross member adjusting bolt.

2. Adjust the rear wheel toe-in by…


Note:
  • To increase/decrease the toe-in, the adjusting bolts should be turned clockwise/counterclockwise for the left wheel and counterclockwise/clockwise for the right wheel.
  • The permissible adjustment range is 2.4 mm (14').


Table. Rear suspension spring lengths.



Table. Rear suspension spring lengths.

3. Place the vehicle on a camber stand and check the rear wheel alignment.


Camber angle:
  • on models with standard suspension -0°30' ±30'
  • on models with off-road suspension:
    • before 2001: 0°38' ±30'
    • since 2001: 0°30' ±30'

The rear wheel camber angles cannot be adjusted. If the obtained values do not correspond to the technical data, replace the deformed and damaged suspension parts.
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