Pulls to the right

18-12-2009, 19:30

just come back from dropping the wife off, and I notice that at slow speeds with 4 wheel drive on the t2 tends to pull to the right, but is fine in 2 wheel drive, is this normal or do I have a problem?
neil

jims-terrano · 18-12-2009, 19:36

Hope your not using 4wd on a hard surface!!!! very likly you've got a broken brake ring in one or even both your hubs.

A tarmac road needs to have a good coat of snow or ice before it's ok to use 4wd.

Jim T

18-12-2009, 20:29

Hi Jim we have about 5 inchs of snow still

zippy656 · 18-12-2009, 22:08

dose sound to me like one of the rings is bust..

when its a bit warner, have a look at the download section. have a little read and look the hubs.

Damian Strudley · 21-12-2009, 18:32

I get the same sort of thing, at low speeds intermittently when in 2wd my car drags to right yet at speed is OK. No problem with 4WD braking. Drives me mad never knowing when its going to snatch or skid...

extreme-4x4 · 21-12-2009, 19:18

any play accross the front wheels ?

is 4wd def disengaged at the hubs ?

caliper sliders all clean and smooth?

wheel bearings all good ?

Damian Strudley · 21-12-2009, 19:54

thanks for the advice that gives me another job list to check once the snow clears

18-12-2009, 19:30	#1
neilk Guest Posts: n/a	Pulls to the right just come back from dropping the wife off, and I notice that at slow speeds with 4 wheel drive on the t2 tends to pull to the right, but is fine in 2 wheel drive, is this normal or do I have a problem? neil

21-12-2009, 18:32	#5
Damian Strudley Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Kent is my main base agian still work in Yorks Vehicle: Maverick Chasseur lwb Posts: 55	same sort of problem I get the same sort of thing, at low speeds intermittently when in 2wd my car drags to right yet at speed is OK. No problem with 4WD braking. Drives me mad never knowing when its going to snatch or skid...

18-12-2009, 19:36	#2
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	Hope your not using 4wd on a hard surface!!!! very likly you've got a broken brake ring in one or even both your hubs. A tarmac road needs to have a good coat of snow or ice before it's ok to use 4wd. Jim T

18-12-2009, 20:29	#3
neilk Guest Posts: n/a	Hi Jim we have about 5 inchs of snow still

18-12-2009, 22:08	#4
zippy656 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Devizes Wiltshire Vehicle: Nissan Note Ntec 1.5 Posts: 14,137	dose sound to me like one of the rings is bust.. when its a bit warner, have a look at the download section. have a little read and look the hubs.

21-12-2009, 19:18	#6
extreme-4x4 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: WALES Posts: 6,295	any play accross the front wheels ? is 4wd def disengaged at the hubs ? caliper sliders all clean and smooth? wheel bearings all good ?

21-12-2009, 19:54	#7
Damian Strudley Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Kent is my main base agian still work in Yorks Vehicle: Maverick Chasseur lwb Posts: 55	thanks for the advice that gives me another job list to check once the snow clears