C180Sport_Owner
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Hi Guys
I have a standard 1998 C180 Sport. Never had any problems with steering/suspension, always drove straight as a die.
Last week I clipped a curb with my NSF wheel, travelling at approx 10mph. The impact slightly damaged the rim, and since then the steering was slightly juddering and not straight. Today, I've had the wheels balanced and the tracking checked. The Guy that checked the tracking said it was fine, he also checked the wheel wasn't buckled, which it wasn't. The juddering has now gone, but the car still doesn't drive quite straight - by this I mean to get the car travelling in a straight line, the steering wheel is slightly to the right, i.e. the car is pulling to the left.
I'm no mechanic, but I'm guessing that I've damaged something to do with the steering or suspension?
Any advice would be great.
Kind Regards
Jack
I have a standard 1998 C180 Sport. Never had any problems with steering/suspension, always drove straight as a die.
Last week I clipped a curb with my NSF wheel, travelling at approx 10mph. The impact slightly damaged the rim, and since then the steering was slightly juddering and not straight. Today, I've had the wheels balanced and the tracking checked. The Guy that checked the tracking said it was fine, he also checked the wheel wasn't buckled, which it wasn't. The juddering has now gone, but the car still doesn't drive quite straight - by this I mean to get the car travelling in a straight line, the steering wheel is slightly to the right, i.e. the car is pulling to the left.
I'm no mechanic, but I'm guessing that I've damaged something to do with the steering or suspension?
Any advice would be great.
Kind Regards
Jack
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