As per the title, my car is serious struggling with traction only to its rear left wheel. It doesnt matter on the weather, either, however in Surrey UK we had about 1 inch of snow yesterday and the car could barely move - I got stuck on a hill with about a 3 degree incline :lmao:. I have driven the car in the snow and its been absolutely fine in the past but since then i have changed the car to HSD coilovers. (it is pretty low, no shims on the back just the inner bit of the cups/threaded bit)
Over the past 6 months or so the car has been struggling with grip to that rear left wheel, if i turn right out of a junction and give a tiny bit of power the wheel looses traction. This can be in the dry or in the wet. I could even just be driving on a straight road and go to accelerate and the left wheel will just spin, I never have issues with the rear right wheel but then I am always in the car...
The tyres arent the issue as they are pretty new. As far as i can see the car sits pretty evenly although i have never have it properly corner weighted as i lowered it myself. Could it potentially be caused by weight imbalance? Or could there be an issue with the diff causing more power to be fed to that wheel :confused: If you guys can think of anything to check that would be a starting point!!
Cheers :thumbsup:
Edit: The car is 2004 Facelift, if that helps!
Over the past 6 months or so the car has been struggling with grip to that rear left wheel, if i turn right out of a junction and give a tiny bit of power the wheel looses traction. This can be in the dry or in the wet. I could even just be driving on a straight road and go to accelerate and the left wheel will just spin, I never have issues with the rear right wheel but then I am always in the car...
The tyres arent the issue as they are pretty new. As far as i can see the car sits pretty evenly although i have never have it properly corner weighted as i lowered it myself. Could it potentially be caused by weight imbalance? Or could there be an issue with the diff causing more power to be fed to that wheel :confused: If you guys can think of anything to check that would be a starting point!!
Cheers :thumbsup:
Edit: The car is 2004 Facelift, if that helps!
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