During a road test on a front-wheel drive vehicle, it is determined that the vehicle pulls right after a right turn, and pulls left after a left turn. The most likely cause of this condition is:
A) A binding upper strut bearing
B) Excessive lower ball joint play
C) Excessive positive caster
D) A misaligned subframe/cradle assembly

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A binding upper strut bearing can cause the steering to not return properly after a turn, leading to the vehicle pulling in the direction of the last turn made. This is because the strut bearing allows the strut to pivot smoothly as the wheels turn, and if it's binding, it can hinder the wheels' ability to return to a straight position.

During a Road Test on a Front-Wheel Drive Vehicle, It