1992 Hyundai Excel GL, AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Wheel Alignment Specifications

WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIFICATIONS (ELANTRA)

Application Preferred Range
Camber (1)
Front 0 -1/2 To 1/2
Rear -2/3 N/A
Caster (1)
Front (2) 2 1/3 N/A
Toe-In (1)
Front 0 -1/2 To 1/2
Rear 0 N/A
Steering Axis Inclination (SAI) (1) 12 1/2 N/A
(1) Measurement in degrees.
(2) Specifications for rear angles not available.
WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIFICATIONS (EXCEL)

Application Preferred Range
Camber (1)
Front 0 -1/2 To 1/2
Rear -11/16 -1 To -3/16
Caster (1)
Manual Steering
Front (2) 1 1/2 To 1 1/2
Power Steering
Front 1 11/16 1 3/16 To 2 3/16
Toe-In (1)
Front 1/16 -1/8 To 5/16
Rear 0 N/A
Toe-In (3)
Front 1/32 (.8) -1/16 To 5/32 (-2 To 4)
Rear 0 N/A
Toe-Out On Turns (1)
Front (2)
Inner 37 3/8 N/A
Outer 31 1/2 N/A
Steering Axis Inclination (SAI) (1) 13 N/A
(1) Measurement in degrees.
(2) Specifications for rear angles not available.
(3) Measurement in inches (mm).
WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIFICATIONS (SCOUPE)

Application Preferred Range
Camber (1)
Front -5/32 -21/32 To 11/32
Rear -21/32 -1 5/32 To 5/16
Caster (1)
Front (2)
Manual Steering 1 3/32 19/32 To 1 19/32
Power Steering 1 23/32 1 7/32 To 2 7/32
Toe-In (1)
Front 1/16 -3/16 To 5/16
Rear 0 N/A
Toe-In (3)
Front 1/32 (.8) -3/32 To 5/32 (-2 To 4)
Rear 0 N/A
Toe-Out On Turns (1)
Front (2)
Inner 37 13/32 N/A
Outer 31 1/2 N/A
Steering Axis Inclination (SAI) (1) 13 7/32 N/A
(1) Measurement in degrees.
(2) Specifications for rear angles not available.
(3) Measurement in inches (mm).
WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIFICATIONS (SONATA)

Application (1) Preferred Range
Camber (2) 1/2 0 To 1
Caster (2) 2 1 1/2 To 2 1/2
Toe-In (2) 0 -1/4 To 1/4
Toe-In (3) 0 -1/8 To 1/8 (-3 To 3)
Toe-Out On Turns (2)
Inner 37 1/8 N/A
Outer 30 3/16 N/A
Steering Axis Inclination (SAI) (2) 13 7/16 N/A
(1) Specifications for rear angles not available.
(2) Measurement in degrees.
(3) Measurement in inches (mm).
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