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Freddo
19th July 2019, 07:42 PM
Hi everyone, my D4 has a high pitched whining noise coming from the front somewhere when I turn steering wheel to right..
Any ideas on what this could signify?
Thanks in advance
Freddo
Eric SDV6SE
19th July 2019, 08:14 PM
Check power steering reservoir level, flush and replace with new fluid. Sounds like the ps pump is struggling.
Or wheel bearing is failing. How many k's on the car?
dudette
2nd August 2019, 01:41 PM
I have a similar issue on my D4 HSE MY13 with a bit over 111500 km's on the car (i've had it from new, never goes off road).
Was recently serviced at a dealer and i was told there was a 'very very minor leak' (not sure where). Fluid level was down only a tiny bit and was told not to worry it'll be fine.
Well i am worried as the noise continues!! Only happens when i turn right and the more speed i have when going into the corner, the more noticeable the whine/noise is. Mine is not a high pitched noise - its not a wheel bearing (i've had that issue before and this is different), but instead it's a noticeable whine.
I also wondered if it could be the PS pump?? The car is only driven by myself or my husband, treated nice, never been off road or on rough terrain so i'm a bit baffled as to why its suddenly started doing this (other than the 'it's a landrover' reason LOL). Can't imagine how it could be an issue with the steering rack!!
any comments or suggestions appreciated. thankyou!!
rocket rod
2nd August 2019, 05:49 PM
With the engine going, try turning the wheels while stationary. This would indicate steering box/fluid problem. Usually it would happen in both directions rather than just to the right though.
atbax
3rd August 2019, 02:40 PM
Air in the power steering system can make them noisy, when I worked at Ford dealers the BA Falcon was prone to getting air in the power steering and being noisy after the steering was turned with the engine off.
4bee
3rd August 2019, 05:05 PM
All of the above, but it could also be a displeased female travelling companion.
That noise appears to not improve with time either.[smilebigeye]
Pippin
3rd August 2019, 07:48 PM
All of the above, but it could also be a displeased female travelling companion.
That noise appears to not improve with time either.[smilebigeye]It was only a matter of time.[biggrin]
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