Ford Flex rear camber bolt install

[@DeStRuctZz]

Are front and back camber bolts the same?

[@krazygirlzz]

Thank you sir, what would be the best way to get the adjustment on this flex, took it in for an alignment and they said there is no adjustment for this car, is that true, chewing the inside of the rear tires

[@griffzillagarage]

@@krazygirlzz you need to get what I’m using in this video. If the alignment shop didn’t know that then go to a different alignment. They clearly don’t know what the hell they’re doing. These camber adjustment bolts are available for all makes and models. It’s shops like that that drive me crazy. I’m about to release a video of a shop that I caught in a number of different lies. Be on the lookout for it. Thanks for checking out the video and my channel. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@krazygirlzz]

@@griffzillagarage thanks again, so a camber bolt should fix this issue?

[@griffzillagarage]

@@krazygirlzz i’ll post a link to the bolt after I get done jumping on the trampoline with my kids.

[@krazygirlzz]

For a camber adjustment on that 2012 ford would you just loosen that bottom bolt and adjust it that way?

[@griffzillagarage]

@@krazygirlzz you may get a very small amount of play, but there’s really no room to make proper adjustments.

[@gdshaffer01]

Hey Mr. Zilla, how hard is it to replace the rear wheel bearing on a 2011 Flex? Mine is starting to sound like a replacement is on order…

[@griffzillagarage]

I believe that’s a bolt in assembly. Those are pretty easy. When you’re driving on a straight road, turn to the left and then turn to the right some. See if the noise gets louder depending on which side you’re loading up.

[@gdshaffer01]

That’s exactly what it’s doing! Thanks!