help, car is swaying left to right
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help, car is swaying left to right
Alright so, I have an 05 TL and its been lowered on Tein s tech springs and Truhart shocks. The camber was pretty bad in the rear but there way no swaying or side sway over bumps or dips in the road. I got a set of lower control arms or bars to correct the camber, although it fixed some of the issues it didn't fix any and that's where my car started to sway left to right mostly rear. I then orderd a set of Truhart upper camber kit for the rear and my tires were straight again and could corner good but, the swaying is still there and pretty bad. Not sure if the tires make a difference because I have 245/40/17 not the stock size and I cant for the life of me figure what is causing this problem. Is the shock too soft do I need to go to a more heavy duty type shock? do I need to remove the lower control arms/camber kit and put stock back on? Please if anyone has this problem or ever had it and solved it please help im all ears.
BTW: the car has been aligned and this problem still exist.
BTW: the car has been aligned and this problem still exist.
Last edited by maverick06xx; 02-09-2017 at 10:39 AM.
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+2 alignment.
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then second would be rear sway bar or broken end links
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something is definitely broken though..
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#28
Check on bernardiparts.com for your LCA's. I think they're around $70 each.
Are your bushings torn on your aftermarket arms?
Did you tighten all the bolts while the wheels were just drooping? If yes...then...yes, your bushings are torn.
Are your bushings torn on your aftermarket arms?
Did you tighten all the bolts while the wheels were just drooping? If yes...then...yes, your bushings are torn.
#29
all bolts are tighten and both alingment guys says everythingnis good. Do u have a picture of could u post a picture of the bushings u speak of? I will check that site out though.
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Thread only has ~1300 posts so it's a fairly uncommon issue
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https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-p...d-look-707888/
Thread only has ~1300 posts so it's a fairly uncommon issue
Thread only has ~1300 posts so it's a fairly uncommon issue
#32
I still don't know what bushings you are talking about if anyone has a picture that would be great. I searched and yes 70 to 73 each arm which there are 4 two right and two left.
#34
They need to be tightened with the car at ride height.
If you tighten them while the car is lifted up on jack stands or a lift... and the wheels are drooping, you will tear the bushings when you put the car down on the ground.
#35
Control arms
if i can get a stock set i will and replace them. If anyone has any please help ive seen some on ebay in pairs for right side but there is two right and left.
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sub'd for final outcome
#37
bluntz have u had this issue? Do you have aftermartket arms? I would imagine the aftermarket arms i had went on loose then sat vehicle on ground then tighten them up.
#38
Yes, i really had the same problem.MY car was all stock, but to correct rear alignment i installed rear camber kit and aftermarket lower control arms.Then the problem begins. My car started all symptoms you described above.I got new OEM lower control arms ,did alignment and now my car drives normal
#39
Yes, i really had the same problem.MY car was all stock, but to correct rear alignment i installed rear camber kit and aftermarket lower control arms.Then the problem begins. My car started all symptoms you described above.I got new OEM lower control arms ,did alignment and now my car drives normal
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Bluntzs, i cant even loosen these right? Because it will mess alingment up correct? I was thinking of jacking the car up and lossen bolts, then let the vehicle down on ramps then tighten bolts but will this alingment up?