Saying hello to another max
#1
Saying hello to another max
Call it obsessive, but I just bought my 6th maxima. Its a 1991 SE 5spd, Maroon, and wow, it looks better than all the other ones I have owned. Owned by an ORGer in St. Joe, MI.
So obviously, a few questions;
Steering - have to hold the wheel slightly turned to the right in order for it to go straight, but the CVs are good. New Tie-Rods as well. It hit a curb pretty hard a year or so ago, and possibly bent something (fender sticks out slightly farther than door) Would that have anything to do with it? Any other ideas?
Rust - It is all the way through behind rear wheel well, so that you can stick your hand through the hold. Weld up a sheet of steel or fight the dealer?
Thats all for now, thanks for any info you may have.
So obviously, a few questions;
Steering - have to hold the wheel slightly turned to the right in order for it to go straight, but the CVs are good. New Tie-Rods as well. It hit a curb pretty hard a year or so ago, and possibly bent something (fender sticks out slightly farther than door) Would that have anything to do with it? Any other ideas?
Rust - It is all the way through behind rear wheel well, so that you can stick your hand through the hold. Weld up a sheet of steel or fight the dealer?
Thats all for now, thanks for any info you may have.
#10
Originally Posted by geoff.doctor
Call it obsessive, but I just bought my 6th maxima. Its a 1991 SE 5spd, Maroon, and wow, it looks better than all the other ones I have owned. Owned by an ORGer in St. Joe, MI.
So obviously, a few questions;
Steering - have to hold the wheel slightly turned to the right in order for it to go straight, but the CVs are good. New Tie-Rods as well. It hit a curb pretty hard a year or so ago, and possibly bent something (fender sticks out slightly farther than door) Would that have anything to do with it? Any other ideas?
So obviously, a few questions;
Steering - have to hold the wheel slightly turned to the right in order for it to go straight, but the CVs are good. New Tie-Rods as well. It hit a curb pretty hard a year or so ago, and possibly bent something (fender sticks out slightly farther than door) Would that have anything to do with it? Any other ideas?
#11
Originally Posted by blackandwhite
MAybe, check and see if the control arms are okay, also, with the New Tie-Rod ends, it could be something as simple as an improper toe setting by whoever did it.
its deff. control arms. (driver side) problem existed before the tierod was replaced
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