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Grumbling/knocking steering - Help please - BFGEvoqueMan - 18-10-2013 07:19pm

My car seems to have developed a faint (but definite) knocking noise when I turn the steering wheel more than 1/4 turn when the car is moving at low speed. Sounds a bit like the knock you get from a worn drop link.

Is anyone aware of any technical bulletins on the this before I go to the dealers?

Thanks


RE: Grumbling/knocking steering - Help please - PhilSkill - 18-10-2013 10:40pm

Don't think that's been mentioned on here before BFG.


RE: Grumbling/knocking steering - Help please - JimWooly - 18-10-2013 11:48pm

(18-10-2013 10:40pm)PhilSkill Wrote:  Don't think that's been mentioned on here before BFG.

CV Joint? If I remember correctly from my mini days, the sound was always more pronounced when reversing slowly in a circle.


RE: Grumbling/knocking steering - Help please - PhilSkill - 19-10-2013 12:29am

Full lock in each direction will often show up a CV joint. More likely anti roll bar link or a steering joint if its just the 1 knock rather than repeated clicks.


RE: Grumbling/knocking steering - Help please - BFGEvoqueMan - 19-10-2013 07:23am

(19-10-2013 12:29am)PhilSkill Wrote:  Full lock in each direction will often show up a CV joint. More likely anti roll bar link or a steering joint if its just the 1 knock rather than repeated clicks.

Ehmm....only got 11k km on the clock!


RE: Grumbling/knocking steering - Help please - PhilSkill - 19-10-2013 09:41am

(19-10-2013 07:23am)BFGEvoqueMan Wrote:  Ehmm....only got 11k km on the clock!

But if something is knocking it could be a faulty component rather than wear from mileage, that's what the warranty's for, still need to find what it is.