Regular PosterJoined: Aug 2009EdinburghPosts: 327Mk1 Saxo 1.1 White
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#1
Help please guys, recently I've had a terrible creaking noise when turning my steering wheel at slow speeds, replaced both drive shafts last week but was making the noise before as well, any help appreciated
Cheers
Regular PosterJoined: Aug 2009EdinburghPosts: 327Mk1 Saxo 1.1 White
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#2
Anyone ???
Infrequent PosterJoined: Dec 2010telfordPosts: 117saxo vtr
#3
try the beacings mate, if not because its to do with you steering try the pump, my mate had a similar problem, he replaced evrything and it turned out to be the wheel lol
Try changing your ball joints. jack the side of the car up thats creaking and try pushing the wheels back and forward. If there's any movement means your ball joints are shot and will cause the creaking
NewbieJoined: Feb 2011waterloovillePosts: 13saxo vtr mk1
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#5
spray wd40 on the ball joint and rear mount on the lower arm :0) if it gose replace it.
Saxperience Hardcore!Joined: Dec 2007smurfland.Posts: 17346Ex saxo owner.
#6
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gammo
spray wd40 on the ball joint and rear mount on the lower arm :0) if it gose replace it.
No,no & risk getting wd40 over your brake discs/pads.
Steve.
Regular PosterJoined: Aug 2009EdinburghPosts: 327Mk1 Saxo 1.1 White
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#7
Cheers guys, so nothing to actually do with the steering wheel?
I know to keep wd40 away from my breaks Steve
Saxperience Post WhoreJoined: Oct 2009Basildon And Corringham, EssexPosts: 5179MK1 Focus RS, Discovery TD5, Renault Trafic 2.0
#8
I have this also, sounds like an old door opening haha.
I have new joints and track rod ends just need to fit them, ehh in due time
Regular PosterJoined: Aug 2009EdinburghPosts: 327Mk1 Saxo 1.1 White
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#9
lol yeah its quite an eery sound aint it lol, can you pm me let me know if it makes a difference mate