2004 Honda CR-V

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IMy 2003 Honda CRV front wheels have positive Cumbre on my mechanic cannot fix the problem we change basically everything on the on the front and still having the same problem

**has the front control arms been replaced?**

the last thing we are going to change is the tire rod

**Besides the lower control arms/lower ball joints, tie rods and stabilizer bar links, there really isn't much to the front suspension other than the struts**

I change the strutsI change spindle today and driver side well is good bu the Passenger-side side still have the positive Camber

**ok, well unless you have frame damage or something is bent, then the tie rods and ball joints should be subject**

Can you have a frame damage without being in an accidentThe ball joints was changed

not if was never in an accident, no

what you think is causing this problem

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