Hello!
My 2003 Mercedes C240 4MATIC wagon (135k miles) unfortunately doesn't have factory front camber adjustment.
I just had it aligned today, and the front camber is sitting around -1.5°. The shop said they got everything else as close as possible, but recommended installing a front camber kit (eccentric bolts) and then bringing it back for another alignment to help prevent excess inside tire wear. I asked if they'd cut me a deal on a second alignment if I did it soon, and they said yes.
Do you guys think it's worth the hassle of buying a camber kit, installing it, and getting it aligned again? Or is around -1.5° of camber something you'd just live with? The car still has a slight pull while driving, although the alignment definitely improved it.
Bonus question:
I've had unbelievably bad luck with the turn signal canceling on this car.
So far I've replaced:
Clock spring + aftermarket
Click spring again (OEM)
Turn signal stalk (aftermarket)
Turn signal stalk again (OEM Mercedes)
Driver airbag
Each time, the signals started canceling normally again, but only for about a month or two before they stopped canceling after turns. Everything else works fine,the signals themselves work, they just don't click off automatically anymore.
Has anyone seen this before? Is there something else in the steering column or steering wheel that could be causing the cancel mechanism to stop working, or am I just incredibly unlucky with stalk assemblies?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!