[b]should I Believe This ???[/b]
12-18-2001, 12:03 PM
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[b]should I Believe This ???[/b]
SHOULD I BELIEVE THIS ???
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
12-18-2001, 12:11 PM
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Re: [b]should I Believe This ???[/b]
I think I might agree with your mechanic...I always have drift towards the right b/c of the road crowning...
Originally posted by nice95GLE
SHOULD I BELIEVE THIS ???
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
SHOULD I BELIEVE THIS ???
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
12-18-2001, 12:22 PM
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Re: [b]should I Believe This ???[/b]
Originally posted by nice95GLE
SHOULD I BELIEVE THIS ???
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
SHOULD I BELIEVE THIS ???
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
12-18-2001, 12:41 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by bcannon
it should be a "drift" not a "pull"
depending on the road, it should be nice and slow taking place over 100 yards or more...
(note: this is based on my experience) [/QUOTE
I hope he is not talking about it pulling under hard acceleration?????
it should be a "drift" not a "pull"
depending on the road, it should be nice and slow taking place over 100 yards or more...
(note: this is based on my experience) [/QUOTE
I hope he is not talking about it pulling under hard acceleration?????
12-18-2001, 12:48 PM
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no, talking about nice and easy driving...
[QUOTE]Originally posted by CIRCO
[QUOTE]Originally posted by CIRCO
Originally posted by bcannon
it should be a "drift" not a "pull"
depending on the road, it should be nice and slow taking place over 100 yards or more...
(note: this is based on my experience) [/QUOTE
I hope he is not talking about it pulling under hard acceleration?????
it should be a "drift" not a "pull"
depending on the road, it should be nice and slow taking place over 100 yards or more...
(note: this is based on my experience) [/QUOTE
I hope he is not talking about it pulling under hard acceleration?????
12-18-2001, 12:57 PM
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if it doesn't happen in flat parking lots, then you are okay...
If you are convinced you have a problem, you would probably have uneven ware on your tires, check them.
also, you could offer to take the mechanic for a ride to let him know what you mean...
If you are convinced you have a problem, you would probably have uneven ware on your tires, check them.
also, you could offer to take the mechanic for a ride to let him know what you mean...
12-18-2001, 01:10 PM
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most cars will drift cause of the corwning..... mine would drift left... well actually it would pull left. I bought new winter tires and my car now drift right slowly. I thought it was a problem until i hit a road which you could tell was pretty straight. It never budged from it forward motion 
just kept along straight as hell
just kept along straight as hell
12-18-2001, 02:04 PM
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Re: [b]should I Believe This ???[/b]
Originally posted by nice95GLE
SHOULD I BELIEVE THIS ???
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
SHOULD I BELIEVE THIS ???
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
In a ASE textbook I have it says a right drift is OK after an alighment. I assume that they are talking about the right lane but it doesnt say.
12-18-2001, 02:19 PM
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Re: [b]should I Believe This ???[/b]
Originally posted by nice95GLE
SHOULD I BELIEVE THIS ???
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
SHOULD I BELIEVE THIS ???
I called my nissan service center to get my wheel pull looked at and this is what they told me.
"Most roads are either crown to the left or to the right and a little drift is normal".
I read eariler threads about pulling and it seems to happen only with the 2k2 max. Has anyone experienced this problem with eariler max's or any other car so I can go and put my foot up someone at nissan's a$%.
