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4Runner "Lurching" While Turning


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Hey guys,

I just bought a 2005 4Runner SR5 yesterday. As i pulled out of the lot I noticed it kind of "lurched" while making a tight turn. Almost as if it was in 4-wheel drive. But, I know that it is not. Anybody have a clue what's up? I was thinking it has something to do with the traction control or something.

Thanks.

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I would be parked in the lot where I bought it FIRST thing Monday morning. Ask THEM what is going on. Not certain but any civilized state will have some sort of law requiring at least a 30-day "return/warranty" obligation on part of business that sold you the truck.

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The vehicle is new to me but it has 132,000 on it. It is not in 4wheel. It is in 2wheel drive. I think it has something to do with the center differential lock (CDL) and the VSC. It happens every time I'm on drive pavement and only when turning very sharp at low speeds.

I have a 30 warranty from the dealer. What a pain though to bring it back across town. But, i have to do it to figure what's going on.

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Were you guys there when I talked to the dealer? Because that's basically what they said. Of course when I took the mechanic for a test drive I couldn't make th truck do it so he said there's nothing wrong. I left it with them to put it on the hoist to double check everything and they called back about 2 hours later it said that nothing is wrong except one of the front tires has 3/52 more tread and that is probably causing it.

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