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Any idea folks? Van goes nice & straight cruising at any speed, goes straight while braking, but pulls fairly 'hard' to right only when accelerating.
43,000 miles, Tire pressure OK, newer brake pads - rotors were not turned - maybe a clue? My wife drives this van and I can not say if it suddenly starting happening or grew worse over time. Confirmed problem by driving a neighbor's 2000 Windstar - and it does not exhibit the same pull. |
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My '99 same situation, 2 causes, 1 it's normal torque. it will do this more notably on wet pavement. #2 I replaced pads and just sanded rotors. BIG MISTAKE. I had noises galore and pulling all the time. I would suggest new pads and rotors. Real easy to replace, well worth the peace of mind as to no pulling.
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Re: 2000 Windstar Pulls Right Accelerating
This situation is called "Torque Steer." This happens with most FWD vehicles. However, it should not be a "hard" pull to the right, just a slight pull when nailing the van from a stop and continuing straight.
I hope this infomation helped.
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