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Braking and car moves strangely.

I don't know if this conditions, braking, suspesion... I've noticed under some braking conditions that the car feels like it'll bite harder on one wheel, then shift to another wheel,

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Old 09-15-2009, 09:03 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Braking and car moves strangely.

I don't know if this conditions, braking, suspesion...


I've noticed under some braking conditions that the car feels like it'll bite harder on one wheel, then shift to another wheel, then another, then another...almost in a circular motion.

The result is that it doesn't feel "happy"...and like you should fight the wheel a bit.

What causes this? What can fix this?


To a point, I had this happen with other cars too, but, it wasn't as noticable.
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