Hi. Its was me.....(TF owner)
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It was me who wanted an MG Forum, why not! I have a new MG TF and whilst I am very pleased with it, its
pulling to the left constantly. My main dealer from where it was purchased has looked at it and cannot find
anything obviously wrong. They even admit that their demonstrator is doing the same thing. Does anyone else have this problem?
pulling to the left constantly. My main dealer from where it was purchased has looked at it and cannot find
anything obviously wrong. They even admit that their demonstrator is doing the same thing. Does anyone else have this problem?
At the risk of being a little cheeky, you'll find a lot more MG owners at http:\www.british-cars.co.uk
As to your pulling problem ... has your dealer checked tracking, wheel balancing, and your steering rack, and tyre pressures? I'd have thought so, but you never know with MG/R dealers :-(
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As to your pulling problem ... has your dealer checked tracking, wheel balancing, and your steering rack, and tyre pressures? I'd have thought so, but you never know with MG/R dealers :-(
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Don't forget shock absorbers, a dodgy one could also cause these symptoms.
I also remember years ago, a story doing the rounds that a stuffed or tired diff' could cause steering problems. I wouldn't really worry about the latter, as I haven't heared this story in years! It might be boll*$ks!
>> Edited by colin m on Sunday 5th January 05:39
I also remember years ago, a story doing the rounds that a stuffed or tired diff' could cause steering problems. I wouldn't really worry about the latter, as I haven't heared this story in years! It might be boll*$ks!
>> Edited by colin m on Sunday 5th January 05:39
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