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  • Member For: 21y 2m 22d
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  • Location: Southern Highlands NSW

Are you turning the steering wheel say from lock to lock??

A lot of people on the forum have had a problem with steering creak.. Its where the steering rack and the crosmember bolt on. The slightest movement between the two causes a clicking noise to come from the front of the car.

What they did with mine was put shims between the two and its all fixed now...

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  • Member For: 19y 10m 20d
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I expierenced many sounds and clunks from my car.Just got used to it.Twice I had a sound that went BANG from underneath the car while driving to Sunshine coast.Sounded like the gearbox hit park whilst driving.Scared the :unsure: out of me.

It never did it again. :laughing:

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:idunno: if it is the rack bolts, all you have to do is undo the rack nuts (x2), pull the rack out a little and apply grease to the studs and tighten the nuts back up very tight
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Are you turning the steering wheel say from lock to lock??

A lot of people on the forum have had a problem with steering creak.. Its where the steering rack and the crosmember bolt on. The slightest movement between the two causes a clicking noise to come from the front of the car.

What they did with mine was put shims between the two and its all fixed now...

Thanks for ya help give that a try and see what happens all else fails I shall turn up the radio lol..

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  • Member For: 20y 5m 7d
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Not sure its the same noise but I had a "crack" noise whilst gently accelerating from the front. It turned out to be some suspension component not being tight enough. Took darn fools 3 goes to get it fixed.

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