bump steer
#1
bump steer
I think i have a bit of a case of bump steer but im not sure. It likes to suddenly jerk to the left when going at roughly 30mph and lower but not when it gets up higher. Anyone got some symtoms of bump steer and can reference to.
#2
RE: bump steer
If you do, it's because of worn suspension parts. Bump steer is caused by toe angle changes during suspension travel; you hit a bump, the tire points a different direction and tries to take the car with it.
On a car without any suspension modification (ie extreme UCA relocation), the only cause of this is from worn suspension components. Take the car to an alignment shop and get the suspension checked out.
On a car without any suspension modification (ie extreme UCA relocation), the only cause of this is from worn suspension components. Take the car to an alignment shop and get the suspension checked out.
#6
RE: bump steer
wandering suspension is not always bump-steer. Read my artical on Mustang suspension and bump-steer and it should give you a complete understanding of what might be going on, and better yet how to deal with it.
Understanding Mustang Suspension and Bump-Steer
Understanding Mustang Suspension and Bump-Steer
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