Use the following tables to determine the suspension alignment requirement according to
the service performed on the component.
2025-04-07: Added instructions in cases where EPAS alignment
check is infeasible.
EC
Indicates that an EPAS alignment check is to be performed. Add the EPAS
alignment check as a separate activity to the Service Visit. If the vehicle passes
the EPAS check, an alignment is not necessary. If the vehicle fails the EPAS check,
perform an alignment.
Note
If unable to perform EPAS alignment check due to service center location/layout or
other reasons, perform the four wheel alignment check (correction code
31002100, described below).
AC
Indicates that a four
wheel alignment check is to be performed in order to determine whether an
alignment adjustment is necessary. Add the alignment check or adjustment as a
separate activity to the Service Visit.
NA
Indicates that No Alignment is necessary, or not applicable.
Front Suspension
Components
Table 1. Front Suspension
Components
Component
Left Hand (LH) or
Right Hand (RH)
Pair or
Assembly
Remove and Install
Remove and Replace
Remove and Install
Remove and Replace
Compliance
Link or Aft Link
NA
NA
NA
NA
Front Upper
Control Arm (FUCA)
EC
EC
EC
EC
FUCA
Mount
EC
EC
EC
EC
Hub
NA
NA
NA
NA
Knuckle
NA
NA
NA
NA
Lateral Link
or Lower Control Arm
EC
EC
AC
AC
Spring and
Damper
NA
NA
NA
NA
Stabilizer
Bar
NA
NA
NA
NA
Steering
Rack
AC
AC
Subframe
AC
AC
Tie Rod
End
EC
EC
AC
AC
Rear Suspension Components
Table 2. Rear Suspension
Components
Component
Left Hand (LH) or
Right Hand (RH)
Pair or
Assembly
Remove and Install
Remove and Replace
Remove and Install
Remove and Replace
Damper
NA
NA
NA
NA
Hub
NA
NA
NA
NA
Knuckle
EC
EC
AC
AC
Lower Aft Link or Lower Control Arm
EC
EC
AC
AC
Lower Fore Link
NA
NA
NA
NA
Spring
NA
NA
NA
NA
Stabilizer Bar
NA
NA
NA
NA
Subframe
AC
AC
Toe Link
AC*
AC
AC
AC
Upper Aft Link
EC
EC
AC
AC
Upper Fore Link
NA
NA
NA
NA
AC* - If the rear toe
link was only removed from the rear knuckle, and not from the rear subframe,
then only an EPAS Alignment
Check is necessary.