Alignment
Alignment
yet i have another issue. my alignment is f*d up. this pisses me off somewhat, i have only had this car for a month.. it totally pulls to the left. i am bringing my car in this weekend.
You aren't the only one. There are at least 4 threads on this.
Here is one: http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13243
Are you sure its your alignment? The TSX seems to be very sensitive to crowned roads and will pull in the downslope direction quite easily.
Here is one: http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13243
Are you sure its your alignment? The TSX seems to be very sensitive to crowned roads and will pull in the downslope direction quite easily.
after i hit the pothole and got everything fixed they did a laser alignment on my car...it runs smooth on most roads but if there is a crown it will pull to the left slightly...nothing major, i have gotten used to it...
Originally Posted by stphy32
i am sure the road effects it somewhat, but this is like every road and im just going to bring it in on monday to be sure.
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Originally Posted by stphy32
yet i have another issue. my alignment is f*d up. this pisses me off somewhat, i have only had this car for a month.. it totally pulls to the left. i am bringing my car in this weekend.
I just read through all the posts and I didnt even know this was a problem. My car has been pulling to the left since I picked it up. I just made an appointment for an alignment on Monday. I also know that the dealer had my car flatbedded in from Boston, so I wonder if that could have something to do with it? We'll see Monday
Originally Posted by IneedaTSX
I just read through all the posts and I didnt even know this was a problem. My car has been pulling to the left since I picked it up. I just made an appointment for an alignment on Monday. I also know that the dealer had my car flatbedded in from Boston, so I wonder if that could have something to do with it? We'll see Monday
im glad im not the only one!!
I think I found two solutions for the problem:
1. Lose weight until your mass measure is zero. You car will now go straight.
2. Take a seat in the middle of the car (AT's better here). You car will now be properly balanced.
Or, what you could do, is tie a friend with the same weight as you to the passenger seat every time you go out...
1. Lose weight until your mass measure is zero. You car will now go straight.
2. Take a seat in the middle of the car (AT's better here). You car will now be properly balanced.
Or, what you could do, is tie a friend with the same weight as you to the passenger seat every time you go out...
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Have we ever seen anyone complain about their car pulling to the right? The alignment might be a little off but most of the effect is caused by the crown in the road.
