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It happens all the time (rough roads, speed humps etc) but is I think more noticable after running for some time.
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It happens all the time (rough roads, speed humps etc) but is I think more noticable after running for some time.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Has anyone any experience of a rattling steering rack, again trying to get to the bottem of my front end niggles, its a maze of stuff up there. Martin :dont know:

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Does this sound like your niggle? Rattle over small bumps at low speed sounds like a rack joint bit there is no freeplay at the steering wheel ONLY happens after a longish drive and the longer you drive the more it rattles? Seems tohave gone away again in the morning

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any specific driving instances or all the time ?

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adeymars & sundeep, Thanks for the questions.It is most noticeable on rough surface conditions where there is a repetative frequency ie. cobbles.I recently had the front end investigated and all seemed well in suspension world, but after greasing the steering linkages inside the boots the problem stopped for a short while. Last weekend whilst performing a 180 on a rough car park the rattle was really amplified, it comes from both sides of the car simultaneously. It happens all the time (rough roads, speed humps etc) but is I think more noticable after running for some time. It is very annoying, but I must get to bottom of it before the wallet gets in on the act! Martin :?:

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