Noise when turning at low speeds.....
Well, it's been about a month since I put my H&Rs in.
Now the springs are making noise (I think that it's shifting on the rubber seat at the top of the struts) when I turn the wheel at low speeds like in a parking lot.
Does anyone else have this problem? What's the fix?
It's pretty damn annoying at times....
Now the springs are making noise (I think that it's shifting on the rubber seat at the top of the struts) when I turn the wheel at low speeds like in a parking lot.
Does anyone else have this problem? What's the fix?
It's pretty damn annoying at times....
Strut Bearings?
Originally posted by Mad Jap
Well, it's been about a month since I put my H&Rs in.
Now the springs are making noise (I think that it's shifting on the rubber seat at the top of the struts) when I turn the wheel at low speeds like in a parking lot.
Does anyone else have this problem? What's the fix?
It's pretty damn annoying at times....
Well, it's been about a month since I put my H&Rs in.
Now the springs are making noise (I think that it's shifting on the rubber seat at the top of the struts) when I turn the wheel at low speeds like in a parking lot.
Does anyone else have this problem? What's the fix?
It's pretty damn annoying at times....
Re: Strut Bearings?
Originally posted by dch95
Perhaps the strut bearings are going out. You could check by having a friend turn the wheel back and forth and listen at the top of the strut mount a see if that is where it is coming from.
Perhaps the strut bearings are going out. You could check by having a friend turn the wheel back and forth and listen at the top of the strut mount a see if that is where it is coming from.
I can actually see the spring moving across the rubber seat and making noise.
Perhaps some lubricant would do?
Re: Re: Strut Bearings?
Originally posted by Mad Jap
I can actually see the spring moving across the rubber seat and making noise.
Perhaps some lubricant would do?
I can actually see the spring moving across the rubber seat and making noise.
Perhaps some lubricant would do?
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