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HillCountryGuru 04-18-2014 04:59 PM

Slipping to left from start when taking off =(
 
So this problem began after getting in a fender bender where I had my front bumper ripped. The damage appeared to be completely cosmetic as the collision was a slight scrape that tore the right side of my bumper.

Whenever I accelerate with much force from a stop my rear slides to the left consistently. This never occurred until after the accident.

My thoughts on possible causes of this is possibly the alignment? Was my first thought even though the insurance company did several alignments for a different issue in which it wasn't even the case. But their service was mediocre at best so I wouldn't guarantee they set it correctly. My other thought was maybe something got bent? The car doesn't pull when in motion even when jamming the accelerator except for occasionally a slight tug when shifting at high rpms.

Any thoughts?

White64Goat 04-18-2014 05:20 PM

Have you had someone behind you watch and see what the car is doing when this happens? I'd say check all rear end mounting points first.

extrashaky 04-18-2014 07:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HillCountryGuru (Post 1682014)
Whenever I accelerate with much force from a stop my rear slides to the left consistently.

Try pulling your seat belt a little tighter.

DJCarbine 04-18-2014 08:09 PM

Did you get printouts of the alignments when they were performed? No excessive thrust angle on the rear wheels?

humfrz 04-19-2014 04:57 AM

You might try rotating the tires.

Maybe it's a tire thing.....:iono:


humfrz

Scavanger 04-19-2014 08:07 AM

I slip to the right but that's because I have all traction control off to do it for fun when I'm beside an American muscle car haha


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