How do you adjust the rear wheel camber on a 2010 Fusion?

[VonoreTn]

Can the rear wheel camber be adjusted at home with the rear of the car jacked up?  I do my own brake pads and rotors, but have never adjusted rear camber.  

[drolds1]

http://www.brakeandfrontend.com/alignment-and-suspension-specs-ford-fusion-2006-2010/

 

Scroll down to "Rear Suspension."

[VonoreTn]

Thanks Drolds, I am just wondering how that rear lower arm eccentric bolt works, just loosen it and then rotate it?

 

 

[bangster]

I haven't looked at mine yet, but if it is anything like most other Fords, it is a washer or a large head bolt that is offset, and it is contained in a lip, you move it and the entire thing moves in/out/up/down.

[VonoreTn]

On 1/2/2019 at 5:30 PM, bangster said:

I haven't looked at mine yet, but if it is anything like most other Fords, it is a washer or a large head bolt that is offset, and it is contained in a lip, you move it and the entire thing moves in/out/up/down.

 

Thanks, very helpful.  I will get under the car today and see if I can pull that right rear wheel inboard, it is half an inch outward at the bottom of the rim, based on a vertical level and a ruler.  I calculate that's about 2 degrees of negative camber.   Someone said doing the eccentric bolt hole adjustment impacts the rear wheel toe, I'll try to figure out if that would happen.  If that lwr arm bushing isn't in-line with the virtual axle line, I can see how that could happen.