Sponsored

JOB2 CFTP and GT350R Camber Plate Adjustment workshop manual addendum

Epiphany

Well-Known Member
Joined
Oct 11, 2015
Threads
69
Messages
7,485
Reaction score
11,741
Location
Global
Vehicle(s)
I like to disassemble things.
I've been paying attention to when Ford was finally going to update the workshop manual to reflect the procedure necessary to adjust the factory installed adjustable camber plates for Job2 vehicles so equipped. Well, today my favorite Ford Parts guy sent me an update which included the procedure. Thanks again Bryan.

To begin with, this was the alert that Ford sent the dealer service network...

Screenshot_20200922-133925_Gmail.jpg



I've converted the pdf to JPG so that I can post each individual page here.


0001.jpg


0002.jpg


0003.jpg


0004.jpg


0005.jpg


0006.jpg


0007.jpg


0008.jpg


0009.jpg



This confirms what many have been saying about identifying adjustable camber plate equipped cars from the factory via the pin (or "unthreaded locator stud" in Ford-speak). What many may not have been aware about is the 3 set screws (per side) that must be removed in order to be able to make any camber adjustments.
Sponsored

 
Last edited:

Tomster

Beware of idiots
Joined
Feb 20, 2016
Threads
278
Messages
15,570
Reaction score
15,677
Location
FL
First Name
Tom
Vehicle(s)
'20 RR GT500R(CFTP), 18 OW GT350R Base, '17 AG GT350R Electronics Pack, '97 PG Cobra Convertible
Would you have the link to the PDF or the file? I would like to keep that with my manual
 

Snoopy49

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jul 24, 2019
Threads
55
Messages
4,016
Reaction score
6,034
Location
California
First Name
Earl
Vehicle(s)
2013 GT500 - SOLD and 2020 GT500 - SOLD
I've been paying attention to when Ford was finally going to update the workshop manual to reflect the procedure necessary to adjust the factory installed adjustable camber plates for Job2 vehicles so equipped. Well, today my favorite Ford Parts guy sent me an update which included the procedure. Thanks again Bryan.

To begin with, this was the alert that Ford sent the dealer service network...

Screenshot_20200922-133925_Gmail.jpg



I've converted the pdf to JPG so that I can post each individual page here.


0001.jpg


0002.jpg


0003.jpg


0004.jpg


0005.jpg


0006.jpg


0007.jpg


0008.jpg


0009.jpg



This confirms what many have been saying about identifying adjustable camber plate equipped cars from the factory via the pin (or "unthreaded locator stud" in Ford-speak). What many may not have been aware about is the 3 set screws (per side) that must be removed in order to be able to make any camber adjustments.
It looks like the set screws locks the plate in the normal position so they don't have to adjust it at the plant.
 
Last edited:
OP
OP
Epiphany

Epiphany

Well-Known Member
Joined
Oct 11, 2015
Threads
69
Messages
7,485
Reaction score
11,741
Location
Global
Vehicle(s)
I like to disassemble things.
That's what they are for, yes.
 

Sponsored

Tomster

Beware of idiots
Joined
Feb 20, 2016
Threads
278
Messages
15,570
Reaction score
15,677
Location
FL
First Name
Tom
Vehicle(s)
'20 RR GT500R(CFTP), 18 OW GT350R Base, '17 AG GT350R Electronics Pack, '97 PG Cobra Convertible
Thank you!
 

PUR_SPD

Well-Known Member
Joined
Aug 5, 2020
Threads
12
Messages
168
Reaction score
178
Location
St. Louis
First Name
Darren
Vehicle(s)
2020 GT500, RR, CFTP, TP; 2013 Boss 302, SBY; 2016 F150 Super Crew; 2010 Audi A6
This has been driving me crazy since I got the car. Haven't tracked it yet but have been wondering how to do this. Thank you so much for sending out. Trying to decide if I do this or have the dealer do it. Doesn't seem that hard, just lots of stuff to do.
 

Tomster

Beware of idiots
Joined
Feb 20, 2016
Threads
278
Messages
15,570
Reaction score
15,677
Location
FL
First Name
Tom
Vehicle(s)
'20 RR GT500R(CFTP), 18 OW GT350R Base, '17 AG GT350R Electronics Pack, '97 PG Cobra Convertible
I wonder why the pins were installed at the factory in the first place? All that work to remove something that was meant to be removed.
 

Snoopy49

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jul 24, 2019
Threads
55
Messages
4,016
Reaction score
6,034
Location
California
First Name
Earl
Vehicle(s)
2013 GT500 - SOLD and 2020 GT500 - SOLD
I wonder why the pins were installed at the factory in the first place? All that work to remove something that was meant to be removed.
The camber plate is locked in the standard position so they don't have to make any camber adjustments at the plant. The protruding locating pin makes sure that the correct plate is installed on the correct side.
Sponsored

 
 




Top