Technician A says that torque steer is normal on some FWD cars, especially during heavy acceleration. Technician B says that broken engine mounts can cause abnormal torque steer. Which technician is correct?

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Torque steer is a common characteristic in some front-wheel drive vehicles, particularly under heavy acceleration, due to the unequal length of the drive shafts. Broken or worn engine mounts can exacerbate or cause abnormal torque steer by allowing excessive engine movement, altering the geometry of the drivetrain.

Technician a Says That Torque Steer Is Normal on Some