humming noise when turning
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humming noise when turning
My 98 z28 started making a humming, squeeking noise when turning. I only hear it on a turn 90 degrees or more left to right when going at slow speeds. I thought maybe the power steering pump but it doesn't make that noise when stopped and turning the wheels...
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interesting because I just swapped by driver side end links to master pro. While they didnt have two sets of masterpro at oriellys I bought a Moog end link for the pass side, but it wouldnt fit. So I ended up putting the stock end link back on the pass side.
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Which side is making the noise?
Are the new bushings polyurethane?
How much did you torque the end links?
Edit: Maybe the stiffer new bushing putting extra pressure on the stock bushing? The new bushing holds firm, the old bushing probably mushrooming out and moaning with that extra resistance under sharp turns.
Are the new bushings polyurethane?
How much did you torque the end links?
Edit: Maybe the stiffer new bushing putting extra pressure on the stock bushing? The new bushing holds firm, the old bushing probably mushrooming out and moaning with that extra resistance under sharp turns.
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Which side is making the noise?
Are the new bushings polyurethane?
How much did you torque the end links?
Edit: Maybe the stiffer new bushing putting extra pressure on the stock bushing? The new bushing holds firm, the old bushing probably mushrooming out and moaning with that extra resistance under sharp turns.
Are the new bushings polyurethane?
How much did you torque the end links?
Edit: Maybe the stiffer new bushing putting extra pressure on the stock bushing? The new bushing holds firm, the old bushing probably mushrooming out and moaning with that extra resistance under sharp turns.