Clunking Noise when turning wheel after worm
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Clunking Noise when turning wheel after worm
Hi all,
I would to know if someone can help me with this.
I have got a subaru impreza Wrx from 2002 that after i drive it for a few miles when turning at low speed does a clunking noise I can actually feel it like it is coming from underneath of the car.
My video is on Youtube were you can actually hear what it sounds like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUTYPw8iMm8
Can someone help me with this?
i would appreciate a lot.
Thanks
I would to know if someone can help me with this.
I have got a subaru impreza Wrx from 2002 that after i drive it for a few miles when turning at low speed does a clunking noise I can actually feel it like it is coming from underneath of the car.
My video is on Youtube were you can actually hear what it sounds like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUTYPw8iMm8
Can someone help me with this?
i would appreciate a lot.
Thanks
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its nothing to do with starting the car its when you drive and turn the steering the noise will appear correct
cv joint i have replaced loads and thats the noise they make when there shot cv joint is on the end of the driveshaft, it turns when u move of and when its worn the ball bearings in it will make the clicking noise i heard on the vid
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scot
cv joint i have replaced loads and thats the noise they make when there shot cv joint is on the end of the driveshaft, it turns when u move of and when its worn the ball bearings in it will make the clicking noise i heard on the vid
regards
scot
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Hi Mate,i had a similar problem it only made that noise when turning slowly after a few miles when the car had warmed up,when cold no noise at all was centre diff re placed it and no more noise hope this helps Jim.02 sti prodrive
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Hi all, i will try to get it checked tomorrow because i cant cope with this noise anymore...
Ill let everyone know something about it.
If i need to replace it i will also try to do a diy guide to post here!
Ill let everyone know something about it.
If i need to replace it i will also try to do a diy guide to post here!
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Check this out ! http://www.subaruforester.org/vbulle...ce-them-46979/
Now another question is, if its not replaced then will it cause any long term damage to the gearbox?
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Yeah, the only problem to me is that I've had the car for about a month and I'm not sure how long its been like this?
It looks relatively easy to change the diff but the part is very expensive so which is why I was wondering if it could cause any further damage or if it won't get any worse?
Any ideas?
It looks relatively easy to change the diff but the part is very expensive so which is why I was wondering if it could cause any further damage or if it won't get any worse?
Any ideas?
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Also had the same problem, def centre diff, new part from subaru was around £550!!!!
plus fitting, i managed to get a good second hand diff for £20 and fitted it myself without any trouble using a friends ramp, took about 4 hours total.
plus fitting, i managed to get a good second hand diff for £20 and fitted it myself without any trouble using a friends ramp, took about 4 hours total.
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I struck gold really when i found one, got it from a chap on here who was going rear wheel drive so did not need his diff. I was going to get a used gearbox and strip it for parts.
Nuno
The problem is you cant really see which is a good or bad diff, if you get one second hand then its pot luck really, as for the bearings i think there was two in the transfer case, all was ok with mine so i reused them.
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The problem is you cant really see which is a good or bad diff, if you get one second hand then its pot luck really, as for the bearings i think there was two in the transfer case, all was ok with mine so i reused them.
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My UK spec 2000 plate has been like it for about twelve months i only use it for short journeys mainly. Once the special fluid in the centre diff gets hot it breaks down and causes the clunking when the car is parked and it cools its fine again. My son a mechanic also has a subaru and he replaced his gearbox the other day and took this centre diff out of his UK spec 96 plate.
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