Front wheel alignment?

[Crazy_Russian]

so i fount allot of info on the rear wheel alignment, but i cant find anything on the front wheel alignment/centering between forks. Anyone got instructions and/or suggestions?
the reason for asking this, is because i notice that my front wheel is about 3-4mm off from the center. (i did just replace the front wheel bearings) and i would like to get it back in the center, any ideas?

p.s. who has the valve shim spreadsheet?

[cowboyup3371]

See Steve's (name and username) signature for the spreadsheet

[Crazy_Russian]

thank you! :-)
now anyone got some input on the front wheel?

[Nessism]

Sounds like something is wrong with the spacers.

[metalman]

Not being a genieass the first thought that comes to mind is are the bearings fully seated? Am sure someone with more knowledge will chime in soon with other suggestions. Good luck. Ray.

[Crazy_Russian]

spacer look like they are fine and original (but i could be wrong)
bearing... well, i know the insert in between the two bearings is tight as could be and doesn't move at all, but i might take it to my friends shop and put it under a press to make sure

[JEEPRUSTY]

spacer look like they are fine and original (but i could be wrong)
bearing... well, i know the insert in between the two bearings is tight as could be and doesn't move at all, but i might take it to my friends shop and put it under a press to make sure

How will a press true a bad bearing?
If they are original they may well not be fine due to seal failure or plain old wear.

[koolaid_kid]

I don't think you want that bearing so tight. The spacer should be able to rotate easily.

[Crazy_Russian]

How will a press true a bad bearing?
If they are original they may well not be fine due to seal failure or plain old wear.

read the original post, they were just replaced.
koolaid_kid:
that makes me wonder, wtf is going on then? why if the bearings are pressed in all the way the spacer in the middle is to tight? this is not making any sance to me at all

[hampshirehog]

The wheel bearing spacer should be firm, not loose nor tight. Its job is to prevent the bearings being squashed when you tighten the wheel.

Not really a lot to go wrong with a front wheel on one of these. Must be duff spacers.