Pulling to the side randomly
Hello this is my first post here but I've been prompted to join because my 2000 S-Type has randomly jerking to either side of the road. I have no idea what it could be any help would be appreciated
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Welcome.
Is this when just driving down the road, or when braking?
Also, seeing as this is your first post, you should consider going to the New Members Forum and introducing yourself... the forum can be found here:
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Welcome.
Also, seeing as this is your first post, you should consider going to the New Members Forum and introducing yourself... the forum can be found here:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/n...-intro-must-5/
Welcome.
I went through something similar with my ‘02. On a rutted freeway, after hitting a bump it would practically change lanes by itself. The problem progressed quickly within only a couple of days and was quite spooky.
A local tire chain quickly diagnosed a bad ball joint on one side. The repair was very reasonable, under $300 IIRC. If you go to the dealer, they will replace the entire suspension arm and charge accordingly. The aftermarket repair (just the ball joint) was much more cost effective.
Be aware it can be tricky for us amateurs to properly diagnose suspensions faults. Sometimes the springs put a load on the worn components. Even with vehicle up on jacks, there may still be some tension present that masks play from worn parts.
Welcome to the forum.
I went through something similar with my ‘02. On a rutted freeway, after hitting a bump it would practically change lanes by itself. The problem progressed quickly within only a couple of days and was quite spooky.
A local tire chain quickly diagnosed a bad ball joint on one side. The repair was very reasonable, under $300 IIRC. If you go to the dealer, they will replace the entire suspension arm and charge accordingly. The aftermarket repair (just the ball joint) was much more cost effective.
Be aware it can be tricky for us amateurs to properly diagnose suspensions faults. Sometimes the springs put a load on the worn components. Even with vehicle up on jacks, there may still be some tension present that masks play from worn parts.
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