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front alignment and suspension

blacksnapon

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OK, this one was used in one of my classes, the answer is simple, but very tricky. Customer with twin I beam suspension claims his truck pulls right, his wife says it pulls left! Whats wrong?
 
mrfixit

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Memory steer. ball joints.
Or He's ME sized, she's mrsfixit sized. and it's torsion bushings....:rofl:
 
Fellro

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Loose nut behind the wheel????? :p Weight likely.
 
O'Rattlecan

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gas tanks must be on the right. When he drives, he fills the tanks. When the woman drives, she runs them empty all the time and puts $5-$10 of gas in at any given time.

Ryan
 

Brian_B

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O'Rattlecan said:
gas tanks must be on the right. When he drives, he fills the tanks. When the woman drives, she runs them empty all the time and puts $5-$10 of gas in at any given time.

Ryan
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It is the other way around in my family. Mom's tank is always full and dad's is always empty. He runs vehicles out of gas every so often and I don't recall her ever doing so.
 
mrfixit

mrfixit

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Malfunction Junction, Fidelity MO -or- Mound City,
O'Rattlecan said:
gas tanks must be on the right. When he drives, he fills the tanks. When the woman drives, she runs them empty all the time and puts $5-$10 of gas in at any given time.

Ryan
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Now that's funny, right there! And so true in my family...
I get home and usually the first stop I have to make with the wife's car is to fill it up!
 
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