Road Test - Concern Verification

1. Test drive the vehicle with the customer to UNDERSTAND THE PULL OR DRIFT CONDITION. Incorrect clear vision may be misinterpreted as a pull or drift because the steering wheel is not straight. Ask the customer about the exact nature of the pull/drift and the conditions under which it is present. Note the following during the road test and include this information on the repair order:

^ Clear Vision Set/Not Set

^ Custom Wheels, Tires, Suspension Etc.

^ Any Special Loading (Rigs, Trailer Tow, Snow Plow Etc.)

^ Any Special Conditions To Duplicate The Concern (Speed, Type Of Braking, Brake Pads Hot/Cold, Road Surface Etc.)

^ Concern Verified/Not Verified

2. Tire pressure should be checked and adjusted, if necessary, after the initial test drive. Test drive again if tire pressure may have been the source of the pull. If pull has been corrected, return vehicle to customer. If not, proceed to step 3.

3. Visually inspect the vehicle according to the visual inspection chart in the Workshop Manual Section 2050 to find any obvious cause for the observed or reported condition. If found, correct the cause and check if the condition is corrected. If not continue with the Service Procedure diagnostics.