aimre
21-05-2006, 02:38 AM
heres the story. (Title should read CLUNKING, mods plz fix... its 230 in the morn)
Driving to uni, noticed a tapping noise, sounded like something come loose and tapping on the fire wall. On the way home, noticed it only happened under decceleration.
Next day i noticed i can feel this tapping, through my feet when i rest them on the floor while driving, confirmed by the passanger.
On the way back home the noise became a more a clunk, sped up and slowed down depending on vehicles speed, now not only during deccelration but also during corners at speed 50+km/h.
at slow speed (5km), Went full lock left and heard a faint noise at constant intervals. Looked behing the wheels.. CV boots look like new BUT noticed the rubber boot that covers the steering rack (ON the drivers side, visible when car is turned full lock left) seems to have splits.
Thats all i can tell you for now. I will be able to get under the car tomorow, ill take pictures, maybe that will assist in diagnosis,a lso i might be able to go into the mechanics.
Thanks for n e help you may be able to give.
Driving to uni, noticed a tapping noise, sounded like something come loose and tapping on the fire wall. On the way home, noticed it only happened under decceleration.
Next day i noticed i can feel this tapping, through my feet when i rest them on the floor while driving, confirmed by the passanger.
On the way back home the noise became a more a clunk, sped up and slowed down depending on vehicles speed, now not only during deccelration but also during corners at speed 50+km/h.
at slow speed (5km), Went full lock left and heard a faint noise at constant intervals. Looked behing the wheels.. CV boots look like new BUT noticed the rubber boot that covers the steering rack (ON the drivers side, visible when car is turned full lock left) seems to have splits.
Thats all i can tell you for now. I will be able to get under the car tomorow, ill take pictures, maybe that will assist in diagnosis,a lso i might be able to go into the mechanics.
Thanks for n e help you may be able to give.