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Front end noise?

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It really sounds more like metal contact, luckily the problem is occuring on some tight, flat right hand turns now so I can have the dealer inspect it on monday.
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Front end noise?

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Replace these two parts including this pressure line

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Seems like they found a fluid leak around the rack and replaced these two parts including this pressure line for the second time in a few months.
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Seems like they found a fluid leak around the rack and replaced these two parts including this pressure line for the second time in a few months.
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Replace these two parts including this pressure line

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Seems like they found a fluid leak around the rack and replaced these two parts including this pressure line for the second time in a few months.
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Front end noise?

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It really sounds more like metal contact, luckily the problem is occuring on some tight, flat right hand turns now so I can have the dealer inspect it on monday.
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POST 1Original post

Have any of you heard a sound from the front wheel area that sounds like metal to metal shrieking (fairly loud even with the windows up, almost like the brake dust shield rubbing possibly) It seems to occur mostly exiting parking lot driveways on a slight incline turning to the right but doesn't occur often enough that I could reliably point it out to the dealer yet.

POST 2Original post

This sounds like the front air deflectors scraping the road surface. Try entering these steep driveways at an angle to avoid the scraping.

POST 3Original post

It really sounds more like metal contact, luckily the problem is occuring on some tight, flat right hand turns now so I can have the dealer inspect it on monday.

POST 4Original post

Could be the sound of lesser cars your Cayman had for lunch dragging on the pavement. It takes a croc several tries to get it's victims all they way down the throat. Tony

POST 5Original post

The dealer found the problem today and apparently tracked it down to a power steering returnline leaking fluid. I'm not entirely sure how this made the sound, but the car seems to be ok now. the part # is 997-347-451-03AS pressure line

POST 6Original post

This one is back again, now the car has a squealing sound when you turn the key on (but not started) for maybe half a second and sometimes under tight corners. The same dealer has the car over this weekend and believes they've found the problem one more time, I'll post which part they replace next monday or tuesday but they think it's a pressure line again.

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Seems like they found a fluid leak around the rack and replaced these two parts including this pressure line for the second time in a few months. 997-347-451-03 AS Pressure line 987-347-449-02 Return line And oddly enough, that new sound that occured right when the key was turned over was tracked down to the 996-624-119-01 'Trunk entrapment' device that apparently moves when the vehicle is first started. Chows4us: My car has been to the dealer 6-7 times for warranty work and they're more than friendly about it.

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