I think this is a problem with the rear end. It feels like the limited slip differential is binding up. Do I check the rear end fluid the same as the old ones with a plug and fill until it spills out? When I turn as slow speeds it feels like it is trying to go straight. And like a vibration noise as the speed increases it goes away and if I am going straight it doesn't happen. Any help in what to check would be appreciated.
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I had a similar problem on my 2009 Mercury Milan. It ended up beng the rear brakes, The pad looked like a wedge, narrow on one end and wide on the other. It would catch and rub when turning sharple, going forward or backwards. I think there is a problem. I inspectected my brakes at 50,000 miles (Highway driving) and had to replace the rear brakes. The front were still like new. I inspected again at 85,000, and the fronts are still hardly worn, and the rear are wedge shaped again.
