Hi all Have noticed that on left hand lock (not necessarily full) for example when exiting a roundabout onto slip road or on tight bends I get what is best described as a "rubbing" or "binding" noise from the front. The car is a 98 C2, standard set up with 17" wheels and im confident nothing is rubbing on the wheel. This started after id done the drop links on the front and was initially heard on both locks now just on left hand and disappears as soon as I straigten up. No noise otherwise and the car runs great, just wondered if any suggestions ? Regards. Dave
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YOUR RESEARCHrubbing / binding
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Check to make sure the dust guard for the front disk is not been knocked and is rubbing on the disk. Alasdair
Cheers Alasdair By dust guard do you mean the backplate or is there something else (cant remember the set up) Cheers Dave
Yep Dave, just the backplate, Alasdair
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