Hard to take Right Turns!
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From: Temple, Texas (Central)
How much harder? If your tires look ok with no weird wear patterns, its prob a problem with the steering system. Possibly a bad baffle in the steering rack, I dunno. Im not too familiar with the power steering systems.
Are you fat?
Right turns are generally more difficult to execute under hard driving because of a weight bias to the driver's side. Like that in all cars, but it's not generally a hinderence.
As said, check for odd tire wear patterns and look for anything out of place with the suspension. You might also want to have your alignment checked.
Right turns are generally more difficult to execute under hard driving because of a weight bias to the driver's side. Like that in all cars, but it's not generally a hinderence.
As said, check for odd tire wear patterns and look for anything out of place with the suspension. You might also want to have your alignment checked.
I've already got a wheel alignment done. I've just bought new tires. I weigh only 175.
It's not really that much harder but its noticeable
Hmm...
It's not really that much harder but its noticeable
Hmm...
Last edited by IceRain; Sep 4, 2005 at 10:01 PM.
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 6,598
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From: Temple, Texas (Central)
Did the previous set of tires have any type of abnormal wear? As for flushing, it might help, but I kinda doubt it. If it was the power steering fluid, it shoud effect it evenly.
Also, how long have you had the car?
Also, how long have you had the car?
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