Ford Falcon. Manual — part 38
204-04-5
Wheels and Tyres
204-04-5
DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING (Continued)
3. Rotate the two front tyres back to their original
5. Road test the vehicle. If the drift is corrected,
position.
install a new rear tyre. If the drift remains, install a
new front tyre on the opposite side of the vehicle.
4. Rotate one of the front tyres with its
corresponding rear tyre on the same side of the
vehicle.
Symptom Chart
Condition
Source
Action
Tyres show excess wear on edge of
Underinflated tyres.
ADJUST the tyre pressure.
tread
RETURN vehicle —NOTIFY the
Vehicle overloaded.
customer of overload condition.
SET the alignment to specification.
Incorrect wheel alignment.
REFER to Section 204-00.
RETURN vehicle — NOTIFY the
High-speed cornering.
customer of cause of condition.
ADVISE the customer of intervals.
Incorrect tyre rotation
condition. ROTATE tyres.
Tyres show excess wear in center of
Overinflated tyres.
ADJUST the tyre pressure.
tread
Other excessive/uneven tyre wear
Improper tyre pressure.
ADJUST the tyre pressure.
problems
Worn or damaged suspension
REFER
to
Section
204-00.
components.
INSTALL the correct tyre and wheel
Incorrect tyre/wheel usage.
combination.
Damaged, loose, or leaking shock
TIGHTEN or INSTALL new shock
absorbers or struts.
absorbers as necessary.
SET to specification. REFER to
Incorrect wheel alignment.
Section 204-00.
Wheel and tyre assembly out of
BALANCE the wheel and tyre
balance.
assembly.
Excessive lateral or radial runout of
REFER to Component Tests in this
wheel or tyre.
section.
ADVISE the customer of the condition.
Tyres need rotating.
ROTATE the tyres.
Incorrect application or mismatched
FOLLOW the manufacturer’s
Wheel mounting is difficult
parts, including lug bolts and wheel
specifications.
nuts.
CLEAN or INSTALL new parts as
Corroded, worn or damaged parts.
necessary.
Wobble or shimmy
Worn or damaged wheel bearings.
REFER
to
Section
204-00.
Loose or damaged suspension
REFER
to
Section
204-00.
components.
Bent or damaged wheel.
INSTALL a new wheel as necessary.
Wheel and tyre assembly out of
BALANCE the wheel and tyre
balance.
assembly.
Damaged tyre.
INSTALL a new tyre as necessary.
TIGHTEN to specification. Refer to
Loose wheel nuts.
Wheel and Tyre in this section.
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Wheels and Tyres
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DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING (Continued)
Condition
Source
Action
Vehicle
vibrations
Driveline.
REFER
to
Section
100-04.
Wheel and tyre assembly out of
balance.
Wheel hub face/pilot/bolt circle runout.
High-speed
shake
REFER
to
Section
100-04.
Wheel and tyre assembly out of
balance.
Damaged or worn wheel bearings.
Damaged or worn suspension/steering
linkage.
Driveline.
Brake discs/imbalance.
INSTALL new wheel nuts. Refer to
Damaged wheel nuts
Loose wheel assembly.
Wheel and Tyre in this section.
REMOVE the wheel nuts. INSPECT
Overtightened wheel nuts.
for damage. INSTALL new
components as necessary. Refer to
Wheel and Tyre in this section.
If the corrosion is slight, BRUSH away
Frozen wheel nuts
Corrosion or galling.
the corrosion with a wire brush. If the
corrosion is excessive, INSTALL new
wheel studs and wheel nuts. REFER
to Section 204-01 (front) or Section
204-02 (rear). If the condition persists,
LUBRICATE the first three threads of
each wheel stud with a graphite-based
lubricant
CAUTION: Do not allow the
lubricant to get on the cone
seats of the stud holes or on the
cone angles of the wheel nuts.
Overloading.
REDUCE the load weight.
Tyre Runout
Component Tests
Measure radial and lateral runout at the positions
Tyre and Wheel Runout
shown in the illustration. Runout should not exceed
Before checking runout, and to avoid false readings
specifications.
caused by temporary flat spots in the tyres, check
runout only after the vehicle has been driven far
enough to warm the tyres.
Excessive radial and lateral runout of a wheel and tyre
assembly can cause roughness, vibration, wheel
tramp, tyre wear, and steering wheel tremor.
The extent of the runout is measured with a radial
runout gauge. All measurements are made on the
vehicle with the tyres inflated to recommended
inflation pressures.
Wheel Runout
Measure radial and lateral wheel runout at the
positions shown on the illustration. Runout should not
exceed specifications. Note that the tyre has been
removed.
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Wheels and Tyres
204-04-7
DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING (Continued)
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Wheels and Tyres
204-04-8
GENERAL PROCEDURES
Straightening Wheels, Rims or
Components
NOTE: Do not heat wheels in an attempt to soften
them for straightening to repair damage. The special
alloy used in these wheels is heat-treated.
Uncontrolled heating from welding affects the
properties of the material.
Do not weld the wheels for any reason.
Wheel and Tyre Assembly Balancing
1. Wheel and tyre assemblies should be dynamically
balanced. The wheel centre should be mounted
and located on a 70.45 to 70.50 mm diameter
spigot and clamped against the mounting plate via
the wheel stud holes, (i.e. as on a vehicle).
2. When balancing wheels note that the weights are
different on alloy and steel wheels.
3. Clip-on weights are to be used where the wheel
has a lip on the flange to accept a clip-on weight,
otherwise stick-on weights are to be used. For
stick on weights, the thickness of the lead weight
plus the adhesive should not exceed 4.5mm.
NOTE: It is important that only the correct balance
weights are used.
Item
Description
1
Steel wheel weights
2
Aluminium wheel weights
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