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carvpulla to the right when i let go of the stearing wheel
Is there an adjustment I can make to correct this
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What does your tire wear look like? Tire pressures? Alignment? Those would be the first things I would investigate.
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1984 300D Turbo, 326000 Km, Thistle Green Metallic |
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There is slightly more wear on the inner right tire. The lower control bushing looks a little worn. Could this cause it. I recently changed the right tie rod ,the uppewrcontrol bushings on both sides, the sway bar bushings, and both front shocks.
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If you changed all of those parts you need to get an alignment for sure... that's probably your issue.
ben
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will adjusting the right or both tie rods help with my problem
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I took a small carpenters laser i use. I leveled it and it looks like my drivers side tire leans outward while the passengers side tire leans inward. And help on adjustment
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Take it to a good alignment shop or the dealer and have it aligned correctly.
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Thanks All. I was hoping it would be a simple adjustment, but
It is probably a job for a professional with equipment. |
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check tire pressure. if that doesnt help, swap tires side to side.
but if you replaced them parts, get it aligned. any shop w/ a good(Hunter, for one) laser alignment machine should be able to do it. I just got mine done for $69.95, out the door took 30 minutes.
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1984 123.193 372,xxx miles, room for Seven. 1999 Dodge Durango Cummins 4BTAA 47RE 5k lb 4x4 getting 25+mpgs, room for Seven. |
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