Jonathan_Ferguson
★ is in the wrong locale
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With the Wheels pointing straight and then putting its weight on the Wheels, the Steering Wheel is 45 degrees to the right.
Currently my Hilux pulls to the Left. - To go straight, the Steering Wheel has to be held 90 degrees to the right.
As the Suspension cycles and the Wheels remain straight ahead, will the Steering Wheel turn?
When the Leaf Springs are worn out, can it get to a point where the J Arm Steering angle is too severe, and the Steering will pull to the left signifcantly more?
I don't drive on the wrong side of the Road.
Currently my Hilux pulls to the Left. - To go straight, the Steering Wheel has to be held 90 degrees to the right.
As the Suspension cycles and the Wheels remain straight ahead, will the Steering Wheel turn?
When the Leaf Springs are worn out, can it get to a point where the J Arm Steering angle is too severe, and the Steering will pull to the left signifcantly more?
I don't drive on the wrong side of the Road.