Are there any sounds at all coming from the rear end under acceleration? If
this was a front wheel drive car I would say take a close look at the front
wheel bearings, but as this is a rear wheel drive solid axle car I am not
sure if this would apply. Still, check the rear for bearing play, brake
drums removed.
Darrell, in the High Desert of California
62 TR-4 CT 5368 LO (daily driver)
62 TR-4 CT 10440 L
62 TR-4 CT 13108 L (long term project)
65 Spit FC 51603 L
67 Spit FD 2890 L (daughters car)
77 Spit FM 62888 UC (other daily driver)
79 Spit FM 98233 UC (wifes car)
>Help save what little hair I have left! After 30 yrs of working on TR's I
>cannot solve this problem (1965 TR4A with solid axle)
> Problem - Car will veer to the right under normal driving when you let
>off
>the gas and back to the left when you get back on the gas.
> What I have done to date -
> New motor mounts - trans mounts
> Complete front end rebushing, trunions, shocks - everything
> Front end alignment shop
> New rear springs - bushings and shocks
> Went over everything to make sure everything was tight
>Any help would be appreciated.
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