Pulling to the right when pushing the gas

trod0

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I have a question. Has anyone else experienced their vehicle pulling to the right when pushing the gas then pulling to the left when you let go of the gas? I replaced all the rear control arm bushings with poly and still does it. I can’t seem to figure it out so I’m looking for advice. Thanks
 
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Check your rear lower control arms where they are attached to the actual frame for rot?

When I changed out the bushings I inspected where they attach to and it fine with no rot. There is no rust on the undercarriage because the vehicle is from the Southwestern desert.
 
Check your rear control arm bushings. Before I changed mine I could change lanes by just getting on throttle and then drift back by letting off. By the time I changed mine the inner sleeve on one of the lower bushings fell right out as soon as I unbolted it.

I've also had one of the bolts work loose and it ovaled the hole on the link mount on the rear axle. That has the same effect.
 
Check your rear control arm bushings. Before I changed mine I could change lanes by just getting on throttle and then drift back by letting off. By the time I changed mine the inner sleeve on one of the lower bushings fell right out as soon as I unbolted it.

I've also had one of the bolts work loose and it ovaled the hole on the link mount on the rear axle. That has the same effect.

He mentioned he already replaced all lower control arm bushings with poly...
 
Did you tighten the rear control arm bolts ? They have to be pretty tight.

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I replaced my rear lower control arms and one of the bolts had a little rust on it and would look and feel tight but was not tightening down all the way. My rig was doing the exact same thing pulling to the right under load and then to the left when I let off the gas. Replaced the bolt and got it tight and now it tracks perfectly.
Get some sockets and make sure everything on the rear suspension is super tight.
 
Thanks everyone for your input. I went underneath it today and inspected it. Some of the bolts were loose and I noticed they were grade 5 bolts. They looked very similar to OEM bolts. The OEM bolts have a #11 on then. I went and got all eight bolts and replace them all and tightened them down really good. Took her a test drive and wow night and day difference.
 
Mine doesn’t pull to the right when hitting the gas bit pulls to the right in general. Might need an alignment..


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Thanks everyone for your input. I went underneath it today and inspected it. Some of the bolts were loose and I noticed they were grade 5 bolts. They looked very similar to OEM bolts. The OEM bolts have a #11 on then. I went and got all eight bolts and replace them all and tightened them down really good. Took her a test drive and wow night and day difference.

Glad you got it taken care of.
 
Mine doesn’t pull to the right when hitting the gas bit pulls to the right in general. Might need an alignment..


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Yeah most likely. Does it pull when you let go of the steering wheel ? If your lifted with big tires. It’s hard to get a good mechanic who knows how to do a wheel alignment on modified trucks.
 
Yeah most likely. Does it pull when you let go of the steering wheel ? If your lifted with big tires. It’s hard to get a good mechanic who knows how to do a wheel alignment on modified trucks.

Not too bad when it pulls to the right. And no no modifications yet! But it’s a slight pull so shouldn’t be to bad getting it aligned.. and also my friends dad is the service manager a a yota dealership where I work so hopefully he can help me out and give me a discount XD
 
Not too bad when it pulls to the right. And no no modifications yet! But it’s a slight pull so shouldn’t be to bad getting it aligned.. and also my friends dad is the service manager a a yota dealership where I work so hopefully he can help me out and give me a discount XD

If you work at the dealer just do it off the clock for free. It's what I always do when I need to work on my rig.
 

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