SOURCE: Steering Binding
Hello Goldwinger.
Yes it could be an axle, It could also be the strut tower The strut bearing is on top of your strut and could be a problem I have seen it before and also the Axle do that, I don't think it would be the steering rack because I think it would do that either way you turn the steering wheel. I would stick with your first thought. Axle, sure sounds like an axle, The Clicking is usually the First indication of that. So I would take it out and check it or just replace it and I think that will solve your problem. If not get back to me and when I get in from the Shop I will check back here and see if you got it or not. Thanks Goldwinger and hope that helps you out some what. Bear001
SOURCE: Left turns and sometimes right turns, grinding noise
No. Low brake fluid won't cause your brakes to grind. It wont hurt to check the fluid level though. Yes, it is something you should be concerned about. When they replaced your tires, did they say anything to you about the brakes? Most shops will take a look at the thickness of the brake pads especially since they already have the wheels off and that just happens to be the best possible oppertunity to check the brakes for wear! Did you have the noise before the tires were replaced and if so did you mention it to the shop? It is possible that it is a wheel bearing but it is more likely that it is the brakes. The only way to tell for sure is to have it inspected.
SOURCE: what is the wheel part called that the tie rod,
Your talking about the front spindle/knuckle??? Which part are you trying to replace???
SOURCE: linkage on gear shift problem
if its like the older fords- escort etc-go get a new gearstick -the initial pain $$$$$ will by far outway bush mechanic fix its grief!
SOURCE: I have a whirring noise which sounds like a
My 2003 Impala did this after I replaced two and moved the old back ones to the front. Really audible difference though the treads feel smooth and theres plenty of tread (bridgestones). Same 4 tires but the original back tires are staying on the back now with at least a year worth of wear left.
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