jchristian79
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2005 auto 4x4 v8 xlt - Quick question, I've searched and can't really find anything on this.
When set to 4x4 auto and I turn sharply to turn into or out of a parking space, garage, uturn, etc. I notice there is a slight lurching coming from the front end. It's not crazy apparent, but just enough to feel it through the steering wheel. It's on dry pavement and set to auto 4x4 so I don't believe the 4wd is engaging. I know this would be normal (and not good) if the 4wd was engaged but being disengaged is kind of weird.
I've crawled underneath and everything seems to be in order. There's no leaks from anywhere, all the boots are intact and not cracked or leaking. The steering linkage seems solid. I've also noticed it happens almost exclusively on the left front side but this may be due to most of the sharp turns I take are to the left (driveway, office parking, uturns). A few of the times, I have noticed the ground was covered with quite a bit of leaves so could the auto 4x4 be kicking in with that?
Is this normal? Could something be broken (axle, steering, etc.)? Something else going on? Should I get this checked out?
Not sure if this affects it or not but it has 20" rims with 275/45 toyo proves st2's.
Any help, ideas or related threads would be greatly appreciated!
When set to 4x4 auto and I turn sharply to turn into or out of a parking space, garage, uturn, etc. I notice there is a slight lurching coming from the front end. It's not crazy apparent, but just enough to feel it through the steering wheel. It's on dry pavement and set to auto 4x4 so I don't believe the 4wd is engaging. I know this would be normal (and not good) if the 4wd was engaged but being disengaged is kind of weird.
I've crawled underneath and everything seems to be in order. There's no leaks from anywhere, all the boots are intact and not cracked or leaking. The steering linkage seems solid. I've also noticed it happens almost exclusively on the left front side but this may be due to most of the sharp turns I take are to the left (driveway, office parking, uturns). A few of the times, I have noticed the ground was covered with quite a bit of leaves so could the auto 4x4 be kicking in with that?
Is this normal? Could something be broken (axle, steering, etc.)? Something else going on? Should I get this checked out?
Not sure if this affects it or not but it has 20" rims with 275/45 toyo proves st2's.
Any help, ideas or related threads would be greatly appreciated!