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2000 Grand Marquis LS FRONT END ISSUE
I have a 2000 grand marquis it has been pulling to the right I have repaired a lot of things under the front end And the pulling has not stopped I did upper and lower ball joints inner outer tyrod I did shocks at this point I don't know what else to do this issue is chewing up the right side of my right passenger side tire. Also many many alignments There also may be some repairs i did that I forgot. What could it be help please.
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Did you allign it
Originally Posted by MBrady1216
(Post 24965)
I have a 2000 grand marquis it has been pulling to the right I have repaired a lot of things under the front end And the pulling has not stopped I did upper and lower ball joints inner outer tyrod I did shocks at this point I don't know what else to do this issue is chewing up the right side of my right passenger side tire. Also many many alignments There also may be some repairs i did that I forgot. What could it be help please.
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Pulling To The Right
The situation you describe MAY be a stuck piston in the right-side brake caliper(s).
You mentioned "many alignments". You MUST get a quality shop that does COMPUTER ALIGNMENTS !! It's imperative that you be able to check the "Before & After" readings to determine the EXACT position of the Caster, Camber, and Toe-In (Out). If they won't give you a print-out, find another shop! Many enthusiasts avoid the Computer Alignments because of the cost, but that's just foolish, because you'd be grinding up those expensive TIRES while trying to save a few dollars. I would check for a stuck piston in the right-front brake caliper first -- then the right-rear. Regardless of what you find, get that computer alignment and SAVE THOSE TIRES !! https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mer...28e3fc9345.jpg Right Front Brakes - ACDelco Drilled & Slotted Rotors; Eclipse Calipers; Police Pads; ESI-6 Brake Fluid; Raybestos Hoses. |
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