97 yukon all over road when it snows

[maxwedge]

What is being pointed out here is not the issue of toe but how it changes from lt to rt as a result of an out or parallel center link. The center link must be equi -distant to the ground at it's connecting points to the pitman and idler arm. no to say this is the op's problem just to explain one possibility for bump steer.Without someone here driving this truck this is all guess work anyway, no?

[yukon6inchlift]

Originally Posted by RahX

I'd have to agree with the dragging rear brakes theory too. It wouldn't take much for the rear brakes to send the truck sliding. It has to be something dumb since it isn't a problem all of the time.

RahX- thanks

everyone else- bump steer would show all the time

sleddinskeeter- he does not have to hit the brakes for this to happen, just has to be off the gas

yukon45427- bet ur ready to shoot that truck, sorry dude ive been there!!!! here's something simple to try, jack up the back of the truck so both rears are off the ground, put the truck in nuetral, now see if it is hard to turn the the tires.