Ford Festiva Camber Adjustment - Rotate Strut Mounting Block 180° Diagram
Service illustration F5577-A directing the technician to rotate the strut mounting block 180 degrees.
This document is a single illustration from a service procedure showing a front strut upper mounting block on a vehicle, viewed from within the wheel well or engine compartment. The line drawing depicts the top of a strut assembly with its circular mounting block and center strut rod/nut visible. A curved arrow drawn on the mounting block, together with the callout label 'ROTATE MOUNTING BLOCK 180°', instructs the technician to rotate the strut mounting block 180 degrees. This rotation is the method used to adjust front camber on this suspension design, where the mounting block has offset holes so that turning it changes the camber setting. The figure carries the illustration reference number F5577-A, typical of Ford factory service manual artwork. The scan was uploaded as part of an album covering camber adjustment for a 1993 Ford Festiva, alongside related pages on camber marks and camber/caster/toe specifications. From this page alone, a reader learns the physical adjustment action (rotating the strut mounting block by 180 degrees) and where the component is located, but no torque values, specifications, or year/model applicability are stated on this page itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- How is camber adjusted according to this diagram?
- The diagram instructs you to rotate the strut mounting block 180 degrees, as shown by the curved arrow on the mounting block.
- What component is shown in the illustration?
- The upper strut mounting block at the top of the strut assembly, with the strut rod visible in the center, labeled with the instruction 'ROTATE MOUNTING BLOCK 180°'.
- Does this page give any torque specs or alignment values?
- No. The only text on this page is the callout 'ROTATE MOUNTING BLOCK 180°' and the figure number F5577-A; no torque values or specifications appear.
- What is the figure reference number on this illustration?
- F5577-A.
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