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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Corsa pulling to the left..advice? » Post Reply
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Andy_J |
posted on 9th Mar 03 at 23:58 |
The left front wheel takkes the most abuse because potholes and kerbs etc are on that side. | |
Dell |
posted on 9th Mar 03 at 23:41 |
Will do...got to get a new crank angle sensor first though, cos its stopping me go fast :( | |
kenny2many |
posted on 8th Mar 03 at 12:08 |
i went to get my tracking done and the guy couldnt do it cos it was 2 low at the back! | |
glennpanton |
posted on 8th Mar 03 at 09:05 |
trackin mate,norm bout 25 quid.w2here u from? u2u me could do it at my work if ya local? | |
RickV6 |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 19:24 |
quote: That'll be all them learners mashin it into kerb | |
ChazSXi |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 19:18 |
Deffo the trackin should b cheap 2 sort though m8! | |
Dan_R666 |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 13:20 |
sorry a merc a class!! it was so bad!! | |
miles |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 13:17 |
Every car I've ever driven has pulled slightly to the left. Not that much, you can easily steady it with your knee if your on the phone and eating or something. | |
Red_SXi |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 13:15 |
Audi A Class ? Mercedes A Class, Audi A2 ? | |
Dan_R666 |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 12:09 |
i remember driving an audi A class and bloody hell that pulled all the way to the left but that was just the car! | |
Gambit |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 12:04 |
most UK cars do not pull to the left, its a myth! as cybermonkey said its the road camber | |
Stuckey |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 11:44 |
if it pulls to the left your car might of been a write off thats been re-welded | |
Gambit |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 11:42 |
its not a common fault. | |
Red_SXi |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 11:01 |
My dad is a driving instructor, and he had 3 old shape corsa's (Corsa B) and every single one pulled to the left. Something about the car, i don't really think it can be sorted. | |
Cybermonkey |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 09:45 |
If it is only pulling slightly it is probably something which every car will feel, thats called road camber. | |
Gambit |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 09:30 |
quote: | |
tical2003 |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 09:25 |
just chek if your tyre needs pumpin up , i needed to do that and now the pullin isnt anywer near as bad and now i can tell it just needs trackin or sumat. | |
miles |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 01:32 |
all cars pull slightly to the left! If you fall asleep you dont go into oncoming traffic. | |
Makarus |
posted on 6th Mar 03 at 00:22 |
Well mine pulled to the left and the balancing sorted it. | |
DaveC |
posted on 5th Mar 03 at 23:54 |
if its pulling to the left, its not going to be balancing... that would more than likely cause a vibration... pulling could be a number of things. Check tyre pressures, does make a difference... or get the tracking checked normally about 25 notes or so | |
Dell |
posted on 5th Mar 03 at 23:35 |
Cheers..thats the kind of problem I can afford to sort :) | |
Makarus |
posted on 5th Mar 03 at 23:32 |
Probably balancing, should only cast about a £10 note to sort. | |
Dell |
posted on 5th Mar 03 at 23:22 |
Just been for a spin tonight and noticed that if I let go of the wheel the car pulls slightly to the left. I cant feel it pulling when im holding it but just wondered whether it serious and how much would it cost to fix? |