[Buckscamaro]

Not sure if this helps, but I have the same exact issue. However, my car is a base model ss. Issue started after replacing a broken right axle (lsfest+slicks). I replaced my axles with a set of g force 850hp ones. Now car pulls left under any type of load. Seems to go straight under wot, but that maybe just the car spinning. Under very light load and coasting car goes straight.

I’m lost, and I can’t go to dealer as car has been modified and tuned. I am going to get an alignment this weekend, hope that’s my issue, since no elsd. Will post outcome.

[JANNETTYRACING]

Originally Posted by Buckscamaro

Not sure if this helps, but I have the same exact issue. However, my car is a base model ss. Issue started after replacing a broken right axle (lsfest+slicks). I replaced my axles with a set of g force 850hp ones. Now car pulls left under any type of load. Seems to go straight under wot, but that maybe just the car spinning. Under very light load and coasting car goes straight.

I’m lost, and I can’t go to dealer as car has been modified and tuned. I am going to get an alignment this weekend, hope that’s my issue, since no elsd. Will post outcome.

You could have a damaged posi unit from when the axle failed, I would recommend our Eaton Tru Trak upgrade.

[DangerZL1]

Ted, any update from the meeting with the district manager and engineer?

[JANNETTYRACING]

Originally Posted by DangerZL1

Ted, any update from the meeting with the district manager and engineer?

Yes it was a pleasant experience, Very nice people it was just frustrating to have to wait 3 weeks to get this done.

They both rode in the car with me to see what it is doing and both agreed there is still a problem.

So the Car is now no longer marked resolved.

Imagine, the District Manager is like 6ft 2 and was in the back seat LOL.

The Field engineer is in contact with The powers at be in Michigan to come up with a plan I am hoping to hear something today as to the direction they will be moving to fix this issue.

Ted.

[waterman]

Originally Posted by JANNETTYRACING

Yes it was a pleasant experience, Very nice people it was just frustrating to have to wait 3 weeks to get this done.

They both rode in the car with me to see what it is doing and both agreed there is still a problem.

So the Car is now no longer marked resolved.

Imagine, the District Manager is like 6ft 2 and was in the back seat LOL.

The Field engineer is in contact with The powers at be in Michigan to come up with a plan I am hoping to hear something today as to the direction they will be moving to fix this issue.

Ted.

Great news.

Keep us posted.

[closs2sx]

Originally Posted by JANNETTYRACING

Yes it was a pleasant experience, Very nice people it was just frustrating to have to wait 3 weeks to get this done.

They both rode in the car with me to see what it is doing and both agreed there is still a problem.

So the Car is now no longer marked resolved.

Imagine, the District Manager is like 6ft 2 and was in the back seat LOL.

The Field engineer is in contact with The powers at be in Michigan to come up with a plan I am hoping to hear something today as to the direction they will be moving to fix this issue.

Ted.

awesome news Ted
It has been my experience that gm has done the right thing. sometimes it takes some pushing but they do the right thing in the end. The only dodge (ram) I ever purchased though no amount of pushing got them to step up and fix the problem which is the reason it is and will be my only dodge.

[DangerZL1]

Thanks for the update and hopefully, they'll find a fix soon.

[Akura]

Originally Posted by DangerZL1

Thanks for the update and hopefully, they'll find a fix soon.

+1!

[mlee]

Good to hear this it's no longer a closed issue.

[most-wanted]

just crazy. Well good luck and sub'd for resolution...

[JANNETTYRACING]

LOL now they are chasing it with Tires and more alignments they just won't accept the fact that the diff is mess up.

Ted.

[2K16SummitSS]

[Fraxum]

Originally Posted by JANNETTYRACING

LOL now they are chasing it with Tires and more alignments they just won't accept the fact that the diff is mess up.
Ted.

What I read about that diff is you will love it on the track once they fix it. What curbing? I can't tell any difference on the street or on mountain roads last weekend. Maybe that's a good thing.

[Nick S]

Originally Posted by JANNETTYRACING

LOL now they are chasing it with Tires and more alignments they just won't accept the fact that the diff is mess up.

Ted.

The part that really sucks about this whole thing is they seem to overlook the whole customer satisfaction issue. Here you have a brand new track car that you have yet to be able to really even drive, the track season is already upon us, and they keep trying to find the cheapest solution first instead of accepting the fact that this car has been aligned to death and the alignment is not going to fix it. If I were Chevrolet right now I'd be trying the E-diff just to get the customer his car back. If they want this car to be a science experiment they should get you a brand new car so you can move on and enjoy your car and they can keep their science experiment car for further testing.

Good luck Ted. I really really hope they a quick to act on this and move on from their hope of an alignment fixing the issue.