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    Back in the olden days when I worked for an alignment shop we used a bubble level when the alignment rack was busy. Was'nt perfect but it got it close. On my Mav, I eye balled the alignment so the wheels were straight up & down and front to back looked straight. When I took it to get aligned I was only 1/8" off. With these new computerized alignment machines there should be no problems. Check your lower control arm eccentric bolt, maybe it has worked loose.
     
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    strut-rod bushings?...
     
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    "strut-rod bushings"
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    if you look under the bottom of your rad. support, you will see the end of the rods sticking out of the crossmember. there are bushings on each one...frank...
     
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    thats what i thought you were talking about , and there fine, thanks
     

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