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droopydawg
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| Posted: Jul 30 2013 at 11:58am | IP Logged
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Ummmm, Im talking about the truck here. (lol)
Accelerating from a stop, it pulls to the left. Breaking,
it pulls to the right.
Whats up?
(2005 Frontier CC V6 SE)
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Cars and trucks in the USA are set up to slightly pull to
the right in normal driving conditions and it is
controlled by the wheel alignment. Many new vehicles pull
to the right a little too much and not all wheel
alignment people are good (smart) enough to fix the
problem.
Dirt, oil and/or worn parts cover most brake problems
along with poor adjustment mismatched parts. Mismatched
tires or air pressure also affect the conditions you
describe…
Good luck.. Don S..
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