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3.  SPECIFICATION

Model No:  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GA70.V2

Minimum Rim Diameter  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .330mm

Maximum Rim Diameter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .560mm

Optional Accessory:  . . . .

GA70CR

 - Calibration Rig   (Sold Seperately)

4.  FOUR WHEEL ALIGNMENT

4.1.    

Accurate four wheel alignment should always take place with

 

reference to  

  the vehicles centre line to avoid problems similar to the one shown in (fig.1)  

  where the vehicle will steer to the left resulting in the steering wheel  

 

  having to be turned to the right to compensate. Basically, rear wheel tracking  

  must be kept equal to the centre line and correctly toed in or out according  

  to the vehicle manufactures specification in order for the vehicle to handle  

  correctly. Check thrust lines are equal to centre line before proceeding.

5.  OPERATION

  

IMPORTANT: 

Prior to use, check that the tyre pressures are correct and if  

 

  wheel covers are fitted, remove them. Ensure that the vehicle is on a  

 

 

  smooth level surface with the wheels pointing straight ahead. 

DO NOT    

  

reverse the vehicle into position, but drive straight ahead into position. Ideally  

 

  vehicle should be on a ramp or lift for easier access to the track rods, if    

 

  adjustment is necessary.

5.1.     FRONT TO REAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT

5.1.1.    Place both dished turn plates in front of the front wheels, with their curve   

  facing downwards. Drive the vehicle onto the turn plates, ensuring they are  

  central to the wheels (fig.2).

5.1.2.    Set steering wheel in straight ahead position and lock using the steering wheel clamp    

 (fig.3).

5.1.3.    Hang both laser measuring heads on the front wheels with toe scales positioned to the  

  front  of the vehicle (fig.4). 

 NOTE:

 Extension bobbins are used for vehicles that have dished wheels (eg 4x4 or    

  vans) where the silver bobbins won’t reach onto the wheel rim. The Extension  

 

  Bobbins fit over the silver bobbins to give an extra 40mm of reach. 

 

NOTE:

 use 13” Wheel Spacers under the Laser Measuring Heads when necessary.

5.1.4.    Hang the alignment assembly flags onto the top of the rear tyres and make adjustments,  

  so that the horizontal bar is sitting at approximately the centre of the wheel and touching  

  the tyre at both ends. Ensure that the scale is at 90° to the wheel. Check the spirit level to  

  ensure the correct position is achieved (fig.5).

 

5.1.5.    Turn on both front laser measuring heads, then  

  look to rear flags (fig.6) there will be a reading on  

  both sides, (the readings may not be the same). If  

  there are two different readings on the rear flags,  

  adjust both front track rod ends, ensuring that the  

  front wheels are in line with the rear.

5.1.6.    The first step to achieving this, is to add both rear  

  scale readings together and divide by 2.

5.1.7.    For  example:

5.1.8.    N/S/R reading 2      O/S/R reading 4 (2 + 4 = 6 ÷ 2 = 3)

5.1.9.    Adjust both front track rod ends until 3 on both rear  

  flags is achieved.   

GA70.V2 | Issue 2 06/06/2019

Original Language Version

© Jack Sealey Limited

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Summary of Contents for GA70.V2

Page 1: ...s recommendations 1 2 LASER SAFETY The GA70 utilises a Class II laser that emits low levels of visible radiation i e wavelengths between 400 and 700 nanometres which are safe for the skin but not inherently safe for the eyes The Class II emission limit is set at the maximum level for which eye protection is normally afforded by natural aversion responses to bright light Accidental eye exposure is ...

Page 2: ... to the wheels fig 2 5 1 2 Set steering wheel in straight ahead position and lock using the steering wheel clamp fig 3 5 1 3 Hang both laser measuring heads on the front wheels with toe scales positioned to the front of the vehicle fig 4 NOTE Extension bobbins are used for vehicles that have dished wheels eg 4x4 or vans where the silver bobbins won t reach onto the wheel rim The Extension Bobbins ...

Page 3: ...e adjusted half a turn on the N S F Once the desired toe is obtained using the calculations then check the rear flags to see whether they have equal readings on both sides 5 3 3 NOTE If the rear toe has been adjusted the rear flag reading will have changed from the original set in section 5 1 5 If they are still equal then the job is complete 5 3 4 If the rear flags are not equal then this would s...

Page 4: ...s that they are registered with Valpak s registered compliance scheme Jack Sealey Ltd s Batteries Producer Registration Number BPRN is BPRN00705 BATTERY REMOVAL 1 Remove the battery covers on each laser alignment unit by unscrewing the cover screws to reveal the battery compartment 2 Remove the 4 AA batteries from their holder and dispose of the batteries according to local authority guidelines No...

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