memory steer
broken belts in the tire causing one side to be higher. rotate tires, see if it goes away.
you would get better responses if you didnt start a biching rant saying how dodge sucks... this is dodgeforum....
you would get better responses if you didnt start a biching rant saying how dodge sucks... this is dodgeforum....
Is memory steer like a wandering type action, or pulling to one side, or wobbling?? We need some more verbs to describe this problem.
I agree..........If you think Dodge sucks, then get rid of it
yup, dunno wtf memory steer is. I assume he's talking about pull. the ball joints won't really cause pull to one side, it's the tie rods you should be looking at, which they should have done with an alignment. you sure the shop knows what they are doing?
If by memory steer your mean the wheel does not return straight as it should when let go, I hate to tell you this but you need new ball joints. When you (or whoever) installed them you pressed/hammered on the top and smashed it in and the ball is not swiveling in there as it should. You Can only install them by pressing on the small shoulder around the ball joint, any where else and they can/will be damaged.
I'd be willing to bet my last dollar on it. It sucks but I'm 99% sure that's the problem.
I'd be willing to bet my last dollar on it. It sucks but I'm 99% sure that's the problem.
Hemi 4x4, is possibly correct. Either that or the guy doing your alignment isn't doesn't know what they are doing. Incorrect Caster will cause this, Have them adjust the caster little more to the positive than what the machine is telling them and see if that helps.
Last edited by 05RamMan; Dec 13, 2009 at 11:49 PM.







