Whine at full lock
- gomezliberty
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Whine at full lock
hey everyone just wondering if anyone can help me out
today i heard a grinding/whining noise when my wheels were at full-lock/close to.
i just had the timing belt replaced a couple of months ago.
what could be the problem?
everything else seems great. only hear it when going into/pulling out of parking spaces
any help greatly appreciated
emil
today i heard a grinding/whining noise when my wheels were at full-lock/close to.
i just had the timing belt replaced a couple of months ago.
what could be the problem?
everything else seems great. only hear it when going into/pulling out of parking spaces
any help greatly appreciated
emil
Emil Gomez
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- Gannon
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That would be your power steering relief valve stopping your lines from splitting/pump exploding.
Its generally not a good idea to hold the steering wheel at full lock for more that a couple of seconds at a time
Its generally not a good idea to hold the steering wheel at full lock for more that a couple of seconds at a time
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Ongoing Project/Toy: 1987 RX Turbo EA82T, Speeduino ECU, Coil-pack ignition, 440cc Injectors, KONI adjustale front struts, Hybrid L Series/ Liberty AWD 5sp
Past rides: 92 L series turbo converted wagon, 83 Leone GL Sedan, 2004 Liberty GT Sedan & 2001 Outback
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- gomezliberty
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ah i see
so not neccessarily something wrong with it?
thanks. how do i get rid of it though? because im at full lock quite often with this shocking turning circle.
thanks for the reply
so not neccessarily something wrong with it?
thanks. how do i get rid of it though? because im at full lock quite often with this shocking turning circle.
thanks for the reply
Emil Gomez
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- ScubyRoo
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just go a turn or so back from lock, you'll hardly be making huge gains in turning circle by running full lock... it really isn't good for the system to hold it at lock, needless wear and tear...
check your power steering fluid level too.
check your power steering fluid level too.
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- gomezliberty
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