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Report: Unevenly set camber may cause vehicle to drift to right

Honda Accord Problem
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Model Years Affected: 2003, 2004, 2005

Average Mileage: 46,000 mi (41,000 mi - 51,000 mi)

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The car may drift to the right because the camber (alignment setting) is set unevenly. A 4-wheel alignment will be needed to reset the camber angle.

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  • sdminden, 2005 Honda Accord, 41,000 mi
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    I had this same problem. it is a service repair the subfram must be ajdjusted 1/8 of an inch. dealer alligned vehicle several tiems before I found the service order that describes to them how to fix this problem. it should be a reacall.

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  • Visitor, 2004 Honda Accord, 51,000 mi

    when the road camber goes to left steering is ok if the road cambers to the right the steering pulls in that direction.

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