cookie-x14xe
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ok so i have been to a garage and had all components that could be responsible checked bushes,arb,bottom arms ect. They couldnt do my trackin as she was too low  .i have took her some where else and now the tracking is done the steering still feels a lil light like before but not so bad also i still get pulled to the left under just the slightest bit of throttle.
anybody know what this could be ?
cheers in advance for your help.
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johnhara1
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How big are your wheels?
Have you checked your tyre pressures?
Is the road you're driving on completely flat?
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cookie-x14xe
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yh it does it on all road surfaces altho alot more on bumpy roads, wheels are 15" and tyres are correct pressure.
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johnhara1
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It's prob just tramlining mate, most roads slope off to the left for drainage.
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cookie-x14xe
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ok then well ill hope its just that. but it does p[ull quite hard once i have given it throttle.
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Root
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quote:
Originally posted by cookie-x14xe
ok then well ill hope its just that. but it does p[ull quite hard once i have given it throttle.
Powerful cars sometimes pull to one side but a 1.4 isn't powerful, it's probably the road, if you're worried get your tracking and balancing done at a tyre place.
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cookie-x14xe
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just had the tracking done today laser tracked, had the balancing done not even a month ago when had new tyres all round.
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Root
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quote:
Originally posted by cookie-x14xe
just had the tracking done today laser tracked, had the balancing done not even a month ago when had new tyres all round.
Well just check the wheel nuts are all tight, if they're fine, unless it's making an odd noise, don't worry about it. It's probably normal as the roads do slope left for drainage.
If you still feeling adventurous and determined it's something, look at the track rod end
[Edited on 17-08-2009 by Root]
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