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What would you do?

dcouponzzzz · 2015-08-19 10:59:20

I'm hoping to get some honest experienced opinions please. I bought a 2011 Polo exactly a month ago from Arnold Shark (god knows why), and since then it's been in the AC service center 3 times to fix it pulling slightly to the left. Each time it was returned to me unresolved, so I had them pay for VW to do a diagnostic. VW…

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Retrogamer Posts: 4,218 Forumite

19 August 2015 at 3:17PM

If a suspension or steering component are worn it can cause those issues on the hunter system. They allign it, and as soon as the vehicle is moved off the ramps, the worn part will have excessive play causing the alignment, camber or caster (or all) to vary constantly.

I'd like to have think they would have already checked for worn components though so it is strange.

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