Nuevo swerve
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Nuevo swerve
I have an 06 Peugeot Nuevo ES, and ever since new it trys to swerve to the right if you accelerate hard in second gear. Anybody else noticed this?
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Swerving Neuvo
Our Lancashire drives perfectly, no sign of swerving under any circumstances, I suggest you get it checked out as this would appear to be a chassis or suspension fault.
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Re: Nuevo swerve
It might be worth getting the tracking/steering alignment checked Peter
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Re: Nuevo swerve
Good advise to get everything checked out.
In a performance car this is known as Torque Steer, it comes about from having one drive shaft longer than the other due to the gearbox mounting.
Rich..
In a performance car this is known as Torque Steer, it comes about from having one drive shaft longer than the other due to the gearbox mounting.
Rich..
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Re: Nuevo swerve
Thank you folks. After 6 years it is fine in all the other gears, so I think I will just put up with it. Maybe I have a performance Peugeot!!
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Re: Nuevo swerve
Most likely you have faulty rubber bushes in the front offside suspension, when you accelarate hard the torque is actually pulling your o/s/f wheel rearwards, pulling it out of "track" and steering to the right. With the vehicle on a level surface,(not jacked up) try rocking the wheel horizontally - front to rear, or get someone to "rock" the vehicle using the engine and gearbox while you watch for any front/rear movement. Not familiar with you suspension assembly but would check for anti-roll bar bushes first.
Good luck... BobK
Good luck... BobK
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