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hi,
i have just noticed that when my car is facing downhill and i pull the wheel to the left there is sometimes a low pitched errr sound.....its like a growling sound. IT was really happeneing alot but now doesnt happen that much. What should i do about it? What do you think that the sound is?
Thanks Eddie
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2002 Pewter a4 Camaro<br />No Mods as of yet, but this Spring:<br />Wisper Lid<br />Borla Catback<br />Holly Power Shot air Filter<br />Tranns-go shift Kit<br />Alum. or Carbon Fiber drive shaft<br />And may be in the future an LS6
Maybe an ungreased suspension piece? Could be a few things.
2002 Camaro SS 6 Spd<br />Sebring Silver Metallic<br />Still breaking it in<p>Traded in - 2002 V6 5 Spd Camaro.<p>\"I\'ll never trust squirrels again.\"
if it happens only when downhill, maybe its just low powersteering fluid, and maybe its sloshing around when its facing down hill or uneven in the resevior. Like when u take a turn when your low on gas and the engine stalls. same concept. hope this helps
97\' Black Firebird W68<br />mods as of yet- home depot CAI, Dynomax exhaust, 255 Yokohama tires
would i need to top off the power steering fluid now? i checked it when the engine was cold and the level seemed right. Also the sound happens when i am pulliong the wheel left, its not the fluid pump because that sound is different but its jus this weird LOUD sound once and awhile. It also onbly seems to happen when the car is in drive once and awhile, i dont hink its rubbing the wheel well but it sound more along the line of something that is ungreased.........you think the dealership will check this out for me for free? it is a brand new car.
2002 Pewter a4 Camaro<br />No Mods as of yet, but this Spring:<br />Wisper Lid<br />Borla Catback<br />Holly Power Shot air Filter<br />Tranns-go shift Kit<br />Alum. or Carbon Fiber drive shaft<br />And may be in the future an LS6
oh ya and the sound is pretty deep and seems to vibrate alittle
2002 Pewter a4 Camaro<br />No Mods as of yet, but this Spring:<br />Wisper Lid<br />Borla Catback<br />Holly Power Shot air Filter<br />Tranns-go shift Kit<br />Alum. or Carbon Fiber drive shaft<br />And may be in the future an LS6
I was having the same problem with mine making the noise and it turned out the pump was failing. Also I was told you whole PS system is under more stress when the wheel is turned left. If it's the pump have fun taking the pully off :mad:
JR
1996 Camaro 3.8<br />Edelbrock Exhaust, SLP Intake, Bosch, Platinum +4 Plugs, Accel Wires, SLP fan switch<p>\"Let the good times roll\"
Haven’t done anything on the Camaro, but put LEDs on my truck headlights . And my oil pressure sensor went out on the truck so going to fix that this...
Haven’t done anything on the Camaro, but put LEDs on my truck headlights . And my oil pressure sensor went out on the truck so going to fix that this...
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