problems while driving
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problems while driving
whats up guys i have a 99 civic and i just recently got into a minor accident....the point of the impact was the right fender and front bumper..and also my suspension is acting up a little bit b/c of the accident. when im turning the steering wheel a little to the left,,,it quickly turns all the way without me doing anything...also when im driving and hit like a little bump...the car will start like bearing to the left or right out of no where....what do you guys think it is...any help will be appreciated.
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Re: problems while driving (illagee)
*** You must drive your car as little as possible on your way to a repair shop.*** Unless you get one of the heavy hitters from this site to check your stuff out and help you fix it, you'll likely be putting yourself and others in danger until you do so.
It sounds like you loosened up your steering setup when you crashed. Since you haven't mentioned any lack of steering response, it sounds like the problem is closer to the wheel. It's not likely a bent arm, as you would experience pull when driving "straight". I'd start from the wheel inward.. Making sure the rotor and wheel are on tight, checking the hub/knuckle assembly for a proper seating, checking the suspension arms for damage, and checking the steering link and column for damage.
I'm pretty sure your Front Right wheel is loose. When you turn left, it puts the bulk of the suspension load on that tire. A loose wheel will tend to pull more when turned, and wobble when "straight", giving you some of the symptoms you describe.
Again, I strongly suggest you get your car checked out and drive as little as possible until it's fixed. But I'm a paranoid freak...
Have a safe drive,
JasonGhostz
It sounds like you loosened up your steering setup when you crashed. Since you haven't mentioned any lack of steering response, it sounds like the problem is closer to the wheel. It's not likely a bent arm, as you would experience pull when driving "straight". I'd start from the wheel inward.. Making sure the rotor and wheel are on tight, checking the hub/knuckle assembly for a proper seating, checking the suspension arms for damage, and checking the steering link and column for damage.
I'm pretty sure your Front Right wheel is loose. When you turn left, it puts the bulk of the suspension load on that tire. A loose wheel will tend to pull more when turned, and wobble when "straight", giving you some of the symptoms you describe.
Again, I strongly suggest you get your car checked out and drive as little as possible until it's fixed. But I'm a paranoid freak...
Have a safe drive,
JasonGhostz
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Re: problems while driving (JasonGhostz)
thanx any 1 else....the steering wheel turns to the left by it self all the way...for example if i am going to make a u-turn going left.
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