Questions & Answers for: straightening bent chassis

bent and how badly. Find a Frame Straightening Shop and take the truck there. Look in the yellow pages or ask at a different body shop. Any frame shop straightens bent frames and unit bodies every day

...chassis is square and plumb before you start,if its bent/out of true you will need a jig to straighten up the main "box" (now you starting to get really expensive)basically if the roof/doors are as ...

...to sort out. on the usb conector look inside to see if the pins are bent and shorting the comp on the chassis you can straighten then carfully. that was my experiance with exactly the same

...bent where i think it is then you need to have the chassis put on a special jig to straighten it out as i think the front sub frame is bent as well so your steering will pull to one side a scrub your ...

...needs the front chassis stripped back to frame and put on a frame straightener frame or unibody bent and or upper or lower control arms them selves are bent --compare the control arms to the other ...

...chassis bolts are still tight and the mounts are ok, have you checked that you havn't bent the pto shaft ( this will be evident if you remove the blade carrier and blades, then the plug and pull ...

...bent can it be fix Yes, take it to a good body shop with a good frame machine.... ye, good body shops have chassis straightening equipment.It really depends just how bad the vehicle is damaged as to ...

...bent sheet metal of the chassis and the metal case (bent in shipping to me), I found using channel-type pliers with the teeth covered with a piece of towel to prevent scratches to the finish worked ...

chassis where the lower control arm joins the frame is bent inwards. Therefore the torsion bar wont sit straight and the alignment is completely out not to mention that the right hand side ride height

...chassis of the vehicle. If it's damaged badly enough the worst possible case would be that the vehicle is unsafe to use and has to be junked. the square tube is part your frame --depending on how bad ...