Rear steer??? Ideas?

Jan 14, 2005 10 Replies

My '89 GT has started to steer from the rear! Everything is tight, but on accel it goes left and decel it goes right and it's getting worse. The front end was just checked out and aligned and it feels fine. Torque boxes looked at and are to be re-enforced because of the autoX stresses. Carrier checked when new L/S clutches installed...I'm stumped!



TIA,



bradtx


Control arm bushing are usually the culprit. I had a '79 that did the same thing and it had an elongated upper control arm bushing sleeve. Being poor at the time I actually replaced the bolt and sleeved it. It mad a BIG difference. StuK

B2723m opined in news: snipped-for-privacy@mb-m21.aol.com:

Stu's right... Your third member is just sorta hanging around

Aren't MOST men's "third members" just hangin adound....???

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| > bradtx | | Stu's right... Your third member is just sorta hanging around | | -- | - Yes, I'm a crusty old geezer curmudgeon.. deal with it! -

Yes...and when in the presence of hot women they also steer from the rear.

That was damn funny.....;^P StuK

Is a rear steer like a right pull bull? Because the ball joint could be castrate by a few* or may be the camel toe-in.

OMFG!!!

LMAO!!!!!

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| > | > TIA, | > | >

| > | > bradtx | > | | > | Stu's right... Your third member is just sorta hanging around | > | | > | -- | > | - Yes, I'm a crusty old geezer curmudgeon.. deal with it! - | >

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| Is a rear steer like a right pull bull? Because the ball joint could be | castrate by a few* or may be the camel toe-in. | | -- | Tropic Green Y2K 5 Speed Mustang GT | With Bits and Pieces |

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While this didn't go where I thought, it truely is good for grins! :)

bradtx

Can i throw a straight line.. or what!

I got a millyun of 'em!

;)

SVTKate opined in news:2MhGd.7565$ snipped-for-privacy@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net:

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