expert needed
so i hydroplained into a curb last night doing about 50 mph goin onto the onramp of I-95... camber on my front right passenger side looks a little off and the car is pulling pretty hard to the right.... still driveable by any means however. I thing i might have bent an axle or messed up the cv joint. is it possible to straighten a bent axle if the damage is minimal? and what would be the cost of a new axle and cv joint after install. Im taking the car into toyota today to have them 'allign' it because i told them it started pulling to the right. I guess ill wait and see what they say
Originally Posted by TheKnown
so i hydroplained into a curb last night doing about 50 mph goin onto the onramp of I-95... camber on my front right passenger side looks a little off and the car is pulling pretty hard to the right.... still driveable by any means however. I thing i might have bent an axle or messed up the cv joint. is it possible to straighten a bent axle if the damage is minimal? and what would be the cost of a new axle and cv joint after install. Im taking the car into toyota today to have them 'allign' it because i told them it started pulling to the right. I guess ill wait and see what they say
I always reccomend a private shop for anything not warranty related.
They wont bend yor axle back if it is bent, they will replace it, but if it is you will know that for sure, you will have one hell of a vibration.
You could have bent any number of things related to your alignment though, so some of that may need to be replaced. Dont take it to toyota and try to pass it off as just alignment issues for three reasons:
1) They may not be looking for other damage that was caused and could miss something
2) False warratny claims are part of why dealers blame valid claims on the driver.
3) Ethics
They wont bend yor axle back if it is bent, they will replace it, but if it is you will know that for sure, you will have one hell of a vibration.
You could have bent any number of things related to your alignment though, so some of that may need to be replaced. Dont take it to toyota and try to pass it off as just alignment issues for three reasons:
1) They may not be looking for other damage that was caused and could miss something
2) False warratny claims are part of why dealers blame valid claims on the driver.
3) Ethics
im not trying to pass this off as a warranty issue, i just want to make sure my car is ok.... they alligned it up and the alignment is indeed perfect, but the car will still pull to the right..... vibration is limited to non existant. ill need to go to a body shop this upcomming week. in all theory.... what damage price range should i be expecting
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