Reply With QuoteAround 8/13/2003 1:17 PM, ASP Whiz spake thusly:
It could be a result of wide front tires, but it's not a factor of FWD
or RWD - your alignment is probably just a little out of whack. Take it
to an alignment shop and let them take a look.
A little condensation in the exhaust system is perfectly normal.
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Ford Mustang: Left, Right, or Straight
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- 08-13 08:17 PM #1ASPGuest
Left, Right, or Straight
Hello -
I have had my 2003 Mustang (v6/auto) for 3 months now and have a
question about the alignment. I have noticed that if I am on a road
that slopes to the left the car tends to pull to the left. If the road
is sloped to the right the car tends to pull to the right. Is this
normal behavor for a rear wheel drive car? I never noticed this
happening when I had a front wheel drive.
Also, does anyone have water that drips out of their tail pipe when
they start up? Is this normal?
Thanks a bunch!
- 08-13 08:39 PM #2GarthGuest
Re: Left, Right, or Straight
- 08-14 12:03 AM #3MikeWhyGuest
Re: Left, Right, or Straight
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"Pulling" downslope is normal for understeer cars. Oversteer would pull
upslope.
Yes, water vapor is a normal byproduct of combustion. Complete combustion of
clean fuel (not gasoline) leaves only carbon dioxide and water. Drips and
visible vapor are indicative of reasonably good fuel air mixture. You should
worry when it doesn't.
- 08-14 07:16 AM #4JohnnyGuest
Re: Left, Right, or Straight
bah? of course it's going to pull the way the road slopes.. all my cars
have done that.. wether they be FWD or RWD..
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