Car veers to the right while turning right-what could be the problem? - 1
Whenever I turn right--especially at high speeds, the car will veer to the right even further without turning the wheel. It's consistently in the same exact spot. The car's a 1998 Ford Escort. What could be the problem--is it definitely the rack and pinion? If so, does the entire thing need to be replaced? I'm just looking for opinions on what it might be, or is most likely to be.
Sounds like toe-in meaning 1 or2 of your front wheels are leaning in. This can be caused by bumping curbs, running over a large rock and bending a steering rod therefore shortening it and pulling the bottom of the wheel inward. A wheel alignment by a certified technician will cure this and find worn or damaged steering parts.
Tire rotation. People often overlook this when trying to figure out why a car veers. Like you, they go for the biggest problem they can imagine. Check you tires for uneven wear. If you find any, this is likely your problem.
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