Pulls Left when lift off Accelerator

[Shannon Whitehead]

#469443

Alignment is off and changing directions because of bump steer at one end or the other. You could also have a bad shock that is allowing higher travel under pitching doing the same thing.

[Shannon Whitehead]

#469461

I would also jack the car up one wheel at a time and see if there is any play in the wheel. Perhaps a bad tie rod end joint on either the front or rear? You don’t mention how many miles are on the car. I wouldn’t suspect this if there are only 10,000 miles on it.

[Rbrumleu]

#469508

AZTVR said:
I would also jack the car up one wheel at a time and see if there is any play in the wheel. Perhaps a bad tie rod end joint on either the front or rear? You don't mention how many miles are on the car. I wouldn't suspect this if there are only 10,000 miles on it.

There are 29,000 miles on the car

[Shannon Whitehead]

#516180

Hello, my 2000 Dodge Viper RT/10 does the same thing. I bought it with 45k miles on it. It now has 51k miles. What did you do to correct the problem . Thanks

[Mad Mike]

#518471

Tire pressure even? Sure sign under throttle if it pulls. Sounds obvious, but i would make sure they are all in check.

[Shannon Whitehead]

#518476

Mad Mike said:
Tire pressure even? Sure sign under throttle if it pulls. Sounds obvious, but i would make sure they are all in check.

Tire pressure, alignment, then wheel bearing next. One of those three items is creating “drag” .

[Shannon Whitehead]

#518498

Mad Mike said:
Tire pressure even? Sure sign under throttle if it pulls. Sounds obvious, but i would make sure they are all in check.

What He Said. # 1 Suspect

[Shannon Whitehead]

#31903

I am experiencing the car slightly pulling to the left when I lift off the accelerator from a steady freeway cruising speed and then pulls back to the right when re applying the throttle. Anyone have any idea what might be causing this?

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