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The Chrysler Alignment Bolt allows you to adjust the camber and caster of the wheels to make your car move straight, tires wear even, and each drive will remain stable and predictable. Chrysler has earned loyalty by creating strong cars since 1925 that balance on value and clever engineering like Floating Power which helps to eliminate engine vibration, smooth Airflow which flattens the wind, and the first sensible minivan which offers family roomy comfort. Chrysler continues to upgrade the interior space, ride comfort and utility to an everyday use to ensure that both the driver and the passengers do not complain about spending any miles in traffic. These strong points imply that a Chrysler is calm, and the very accuracy of the work of an Alignment Bolt keeps it calm. The special suspension fastener is an Alignment Bolt, which has an off-center cam, and it is a simple part that provides such small yet critical range of adjustment that it re-aligns the suspension angles to factory standards. To mount the Chrysler Alignment Bolt you have to park on a level road, then place the parking brake and lift the part you will work on. Take out the wheel, locate the strut-to-knuckle or control-arm joint, rough out its present location, loosen the factory hardware, and move it out. Insert the new Alignment Bolt, point the cam towards a direction which eliminates the camber and spin the nut with your fingers. Bring it to normal level, rotate the bell head until the reading is correct, and torque to the specification, then carefully reattach the wheel and make a brief test drive to verify that it is straight tracking.