A Vibration/Noise appears when turning left.
When I turn left (at any speed) - doesn't happen whilst standing still. I feel a "vibration" through the pedals, and a slight noise can now be heard. It started with vibrations, and has only recently started to make a noise.
If I turn right, it is all fine, only when I turn left. Could it be the front cv joint?
any suggestions on what this can be?
If I turn right, it is all fine, only when I turn left. Could it be the front cv joint?
any suggestions on what this can be?
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From: SSO2003 2nd, SSO2005 1st, SSO2006 2nd, TACC Rd4 5th 4wd: In my car ;-)
Christian,
Just turn right then !!! Let's be fair, on Jersey it would still only take you an extra ten minutes to get home
I would suggest removing the bolt from the new bracket George welded on, and seeing if it solves the problem.
Mark.
Just turn right then !!! Let's be fair, on Jersey it would still only take you an extra ten minutes to get home

I would suggest removing the bolt from the new bracket George welded on, and seeing if it solves the problem.
Mark.
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From: Kent in a 396bhp Scoob/Now SOLD!
LOL Just dont turn down any jetties 
If it is deffo not the steering rack humming (like stationery turning) then most times its driveshafts.
Lets face it, you have a lot of torque going through your wheels and Marks clutch...Its gotta hurt something mechanical.

If it is deffo not the steering rack humming (like stationery turning) then most times its driveshafts.
Lets face it, you have a lot of torque going through your wheels and Marks clutch...Its gotta hurt something mechanical.
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From: Leeds - It was 562.4bhp@28psi on Optimax, How much closer to 600 with race fuel and a bigger turbo?
could just be that the cv joint has got worse.. is it only on full lock.. like a juddering / tugging through the steering wheel?
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