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Check tire pressure? And pulls no matter where you are? I would talk to Ford if it's an issue. Haven't seen any issues around here as of yet. But I could've missed it...
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Funny you mentioned that, I feel the same and I took it into the dealership last week to take a look. They checked tire pressures, alignment, etc...and couldn't see any problem. But I think I found out the problem...after turning the steering wheel during low speed parking, when I let go and accelerate gently and the wheel "rebounds" to center, it never returns to the square position, it settles pointing slightly left. Not a big deal, but I think that is what is causing the slight left veering.
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Get an alignment done.
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Mine will occasionally pull when braking. It seems to only do it when there are ruts in the road. Does yours do the same or is it all the time?
JimmyTwoTimes
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It's possible that instead of setting you up with Rear-Wheel-Drive where the two back wheels are driven they accidentally made your car Righ-Wheel-Drive where the two passenger side wheels are driven.
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