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Advice on road-handling Jimny in windy conditions.
As for the salt you shouldn't really need it on a Jimny but for her benefit I bought a winter kit of tracks,folding shovel,salt scrapers etc. as she visits people off the main roads.Yellostreak wrote: bags of salt sounds like a bloomin brilliant idea..
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gilburton wrote: Possibly because you are expecting it to drift in the wind you are gripping the wheel too tightly and over compensating on the steering??
The Jimny has an old fashioned steering box not accurate rack and pinion as all cars have done for years.
Although there shouldn't be any wear they do allow a bit movement of the car on the road so if you get the chance on a windy but quiet road try relaxing a bit
I would second that. When I first got my J I was too tense and it made the wandering worse. I now let it get on with whatever it thinks best
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JivingDaddy wrote:
Yellostreak wrote: bags of salt sounds like a bloomin brilliant idea..
Especially if you stop for some chips on the way. :silly:
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