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power steering pipe rubbing

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It was the power steering pipe rubbing on the chassis when turning......
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power steering pipe rubbing

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It was the power steering pipe rubbing on the chassis when turning......
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POST 1Original post

When i turn the steering wheel a quarter turn to the left i can hear a strange sound coming from the left hand side of the car, possibly the back left. At first i thought it sounds like a puncture but all tyres are fine. Its hard to describe, sounds like a constant pulse of air releasing combined with a light squeak on every release. Anybody heard of this before? does this sound like a shock absorber problem? How much do these suspension parts cost?

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I had a similar 'sqwarking' noise. It was the power steering pipe rubbing on the chassis when turning......

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