What are the front camber specs for a 1992-95 Ford Taurus sedan?

The specified front camber range shown is -1.1° to 0.1° for both left and right sides. On this vehicle the front left measured -0.7° (in spec) and the front right measured -1.5° (out of spec, shown in red).

What is the front toe specification for a 1992-95 Taurus?

Individual front toe spec is -0.23° to 0.15° per side, with a total toe range of -0.45° to 0.30°. This car's final toe was -0.13° left, -0.11° right, and -0.24° total.

What are the rear alignment specs listed on this report?

Rear camber spec is -1.6° to -0.2°, rear toe spec is -0.07° to 0.19°, rear cross camber spec is -1.2° to 1.2°, and rear total toe spec is -0.13° to 0.37°.

Was anything out of spec on this alignment?

Yes. The front right camber read -1.5° (spec -1.1° to 0.1°) before and after, and front cross camber was 0.7° (before 0.8°) against a -0.7° to 0.7° range — these values are printed in red.

What is the front caster specification shown?

The specified caster range is 2.8° to 4.8°. Measured values were 3.0° on the left and 3.3° on the right, both within spec.

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1992-95 Ford Taurus Sedan Wheel Alignment Specs - Firestone Printout

Firestone wheel-alignment spec printout for a 1992-95 Ford Taurus sedan

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Firestone wheel-alignment report listing front and rear camber, caster, toe and SAI actual vs specified ranges for a 1992-95 Ford Taurus.

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This document is a Firestone wheel alignment printout dated 5/6/11 at 10:35 AM for a Ford Taurus, 1992-95 Sedan. It presents before-and-after alignment measurements against factory specified ranges for both front and rear axles. Front left and front right tables list Camber, Caster, Toe, SAI (Steering Axis Inclination), Included Angle, and Turning Angle Difference. Front cross-axle values include Cross Camber, Cross Caster, Cross SAI, and Total Toe. Rear left and rear right tables show Camber and Toe, and a rear summary table lists Cross Camber, Total Toe, and Thrust Angle. Values printed in red indicate out-of-spec readings: front right camber measured -1.5° against a specified range of -1.1° to 0.1°, and front cross camber was 0.7°-0.8° at the edge of the -0.7° to 0.7° range. Rear left camber sits at the -1.6° limit of its -1.6° to -0.2° specification. Most other measurements (front toe, caster, rear toe, total toe values) fall within specification. A reader can learn the factory alignment specifications for a 1992-95 Ford Taurus sedan as well as the actual measured alignment state of this specific vehicle before and after adjustment.

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What are the front camber specs for a 1992-95 Ford Taurus sedan?: The specified front camber range shown is -1.1° to 0.1° for both left and right sides. On this vehicle the front left measured -0.7° (in spec) and the front right measured -1.5° (out of spec, shown in red).
What is the front toe specification for a 1992-95 Taurus?: Individual front toe spec is -0.23° to 0.15° per side, with a total toe range of -0.45° to 0.30°. This car's final toe was -0.13° left, -0.11° right, and -0.24° total.
What are the rear alignment specs listed on this report?: Rear camber spec is -1.6° to -0.2°, rear toe spec is -0.07° to 0.19°, rear cross camber spec is -1.2° to 1.2°, and rear total toe spec is -0.13° to 0.37°.
Was anything out of spec on this alignment?: Yes. The front right camber read -1.5° (spec -1.1° to 0.1°) before and after, and front cross camber was 0.7° (before 0.8°) against a -0.7° to 0.7° range — these values are printed in red.
What is the front caster specification shown?: The specified caster range is 2.8° to 4.8°. Measured values were 3.0° on the left and 3.3° on the right, both within spec.