Hi folks. I have a 1994 Dodge Shadow with the 3.0L V-6 engine in it. A couple months ago, I had the two front axles replaced. After I picked it up the car started pulling when I let off the accelerator. I mean a quick pull like it was trying to cross into the other lane. I took it back tothe mechanic. He replaced the ball joints and had the car aligned. No good. Finally I took it to another repair shop that has 5 certified mechanics on duty. The mechanic replaced the front struts, strut bushings, transmission mount and motor mounts. He replaced the axles and realigned it. Same thing.
It's hard to explain what it's doing but I'll try. If you are going down the road 55mph on flat road and take your foot off the gas, the car jumps the the left really quick and only for a second. It's like there is absolutely no feel in the steering. It reminds me of hydroplaning. One of the mechanics says that the frame is flexing too much, and the car is junk. His boss and I don't believe it, BUT, we are stumped as to what is causing this. It never did it before I had the axles replaced. Any suggestions (guesses)you might have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.