* Damaged control arms: Bent or worn control arms are a common cause of incorrect camber.
* Worn ball joints: Worn ball joints can affect the suspension geometry, including camber.
* Worn bushings: Worn bushings in the control arm allow excessive movement and affect alignment.
* Bent strut (if applicable): A bent strut can throw off camber significantly.
* Accident damage: Previous collision damage could have misaligned the suspension.
To correct camber issues on a 2003 Ford Taurus, you must take it to a qualified mechanic or tire shop. They will perform a full wheel alignment and identify and replace the faulty suspension components. Attempting to adjust camber yourself without the proper equipment and knowledge is not only futile but could also be dangerous.
