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Anaconda

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Is there anything specific to a D2 td5 that would make it pull to the left.
It has ACE and rear spring conversion, previous owner, but rest is stock.
It pulls all the time not just under braking.
In 25k miles it has no tyre wear pattern. The following has been done over the past 5 years, not for fault finding, and has made no difference.
4 new tyres
Front springs and shocks
Rear springs and shocks
Track arm with ball joints
Front upper and lower ball joints
Front calipers, discs, pads
Rear discs, pads
Front and rear drop links.
Wheel alignment various times with a 4 wheel laser aligner.
Any suggestions?
 
What did the 4 wheel alignment show ? Things like castor, camber etc.
Never accept "it was OK" - as each side can be in tolerance, but different
 
Sticky caliper, don't see the rears being swapped out, mine had one that was a duffer and it pulled a bit but not a lot... Got to be worth a check...
 
Also make sure all the guide pins are sliding smoothly, I just changed a front caliper and one was jammed tight. (Without trying to teach granny to suck eggs. );)
 
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Pawl said:
What did the 4 wheel alignment show ? Things like castor, camber etc.
Never accept "it was OK" - as each side can be in tolerance, but different
Click to expand...
I can find out but there is literally no tyre wear and certainly nothing abnormal.
 
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