Need help for an alignment problem

[shailey]

I currently own a 2005 Nissan Titan and my wife drives an '05 Nissan Quest. She was in a head on accident the day before memorial day...another person crossed the centerline and hit her. The vehicle was only 2 months old with 1500 miles on it. Even though the body work was great and you cannot tell that it was in an accident, the vehicle will not stay aligned. The whole left suspension was replaced including upper and lower control arms and the front part of the frame. However, the wheel and tire were not replaced. I was told that there was no damage to either. I have had it back 4 times now because it will stay aligned for about 50-60 miles, then it will start pulling real hard to the right again. I refuse to sign for the vehicle and also keep making them put the vehicle within factory specs for the alignment for obvious reasons. Yet I cannot get a reason out of anyone as to why this keeps happening. Since it has already been fixed, noone else will touch the vehicle and that is understandable. Can anyone answer this for me?

[Delta15]

There is clearly more damage than meets the eye. Either the frame or suspension is out of spec because of the accident. It is possible to align a car with a severely damaged frame but it will not be aligned to factory specs. However that car with the severely bent frame will drive normal.


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