Quadcammer

my thinking was if the tierod was severely damaged or cracked, it would be cable of pushing the wheel out, but not so much pulling it in. While making a left, the drivers side tierod is pulling in, and if the wheel was remaining somewhat straighter, it woudl cause the car to make a wider arc.

This is likely complete bollocks but its my best WAG.

jerbroo

So... My wife informed my last night that she ran over a "limestone brick" at about 15mph a day or so prior to this left turn business. It apparently hit something under the car and made some noise.

...awesome.

bcameron59

Get thee to a mechanic.

Preferably on a flatbed. Or get jscott82 to drive it there for you

KMASS993

Just so casually mentioned the brick huh... Wife = passenger only

BesideTheBox

Wow. Sorry to hear that. Really. But, LOL!
Kinda reminds me of when my brothers and I were kids beating on my Dad's nice tools and not really wanting to tell him about screwing something up....
But hey, mystery solved. Now just a matter of determining what it is going to take to make it right again.

jscott82

What was the verdict?

element

anything?

Warehouse33.net

I'm guessin, a damaged tie rod or ball joint??


-Jason

MDamen

Update?

OverBoosted28

He's probably busy in divorce court :-)

levtron

I'd check with the local police. "Wife missing after admitting to running over brick and forgetting to inform pertinent parties." police investigated, and after discovering it was a 993, cancelled the search. Husband last seen in garage crying.... Police providing escort to flat bed. Case closed.