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2015 Outlander Sport has bad swaying occurring.
I’ve read other threads in this, but have not seen anything resolved. I have 39,000 on the “new to me” car. Every bump I hit I get this rear end sway. Sometimes if feels like I could lose control it’s so bad. If I am correct, I am still under warranty, but the closest dealer is over 2 hours away. I would like to get some idea of what to look for myself, so when I do talk with someone at the dealership, I could be well informed. Anyone have this issue and actually get it fixed. Most issues on swaying are on vehicles prior to 2015. Any help is appreciated. |
Could be suspension, when is the last time you had an alignment? It sounds dangerous enough to take the two hour trip to the dealer and use the warranty. |
Originally Posted by dae06
(Post 323279)
I’ve read other threads in this, but have not seen anything resolved. I have 39,000 on the “new to me” car. Every bump I hit I get this rear end sway. Sometimes if feels like I could lose control it’s so bad. If I am correct, I am still under warranty, but the closest dealer is over 2 hours away. I would like to get some idea of what to look for myself, so when I do talk with someone at the dealership, I could be well informed. Anyone have this issue and actually get it fixed. Most issues on swaying are on vehicles prior to 2015. Any help is appreciated. |
sounds like bushings, but that's low miles for that issue. go to the dealer or any reputable mechanic that knows Mitsus
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Check your rear calipers too, if the bolts on the caliper bracket are loose, the caliper and brake pads tilt and cause a quick jolt.
Check right away, if a bracket loses a bolt, you will have a bad day, locked up tire at speed can be very bad. I had this happen to me once, :( I failed to use locktite on the bracket bolts. Not worth counting on torque alone to hold this, lock'em! |
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