07 Suburban steering problem.
tech2,
I understand, it's just how you put it :wink:
Mark,
Please excuse our banty here, but tech2's question was quite valid.
Just to explain, when our 4WD vehicles are in 4WD, the front Axels are locked. If you try to turn L/R, the diameter of the turning circle is different for each wheel. That's why there is a "binding" feeling, and you have to accelerate to "push" through the friction caused by the attempt of different speeds of the front wheels.
IOW: is it possible that you have a 4WD capable vehicle, and have it in a 4WD mode ?
I understand, it's just how you put it :wink:
Mark,
Please excuse our banty here, but tech2's question was quite valid.
Just to explain, when our 4WD vehicles are in 4WD, the front Axels are locked. If you try to turn L/R, the diameter of the turning circle is different for each wheel. That's why there is a "binding" feeling, and you have to accelerate to "push" through the friction caused by the attempt of different speeds of the front wheels.
IOW: is it possible that you have a 4WD capable vehicle, and have it in a 4WD mode ?
Last edited by SWHouston; Nov 24, 2013 at 1:53 PM.
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