1990 Ford E250 Falcon: lane wandering issues
Late last year I bought a 1990 Ford E250 Falcom conversion van with 82k miles, decent shape, very little rust (FL and TX most of its life), new E-Load tires, relatively new shocks, new brakes, new alt...
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tev123
Quote "maybe because I am not used to driving a big van?"
The tire pressure is definitely very important and steering damper kit I am sure will help. I have a Dodge Roadtrek and I have found that sitting almost over the front wheels in the full size van gives you a different feel than in an auto or minivan. When I first got mine I found that I would tend to over correct at the slightest movement but after driving a short time I got used to the new feel. Give if a try for a short time and it is uncomfortable go for the fix. Good Luck Bob
Quote "maybe because I am not used to driving a big van?"
The tire pressure is definitely very important and steering damper kit I am sure will help. I have a Dodge Roadtrek and I have found that sitting almost over the front wheels in the full size van gives you a different feel than in an auto or minivan. When I first got mine I found that I would tend to over correct at the slightest movement but after driving a short time I got used to the new feel. Give if a try for a short time and it is uncomfortable go for the fix. Good Luck Bob
