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problems with full lock
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m4tth3w
PostPosted: Wed Dec 21, 2011 5:21 pm Up
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Did a 180 up a hill and on full right lock the car grumbled and seemed to crab to the left.

206 gti 2001

Any ideas Sad

 
 
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GLX_laney
PostPosted: Wed Dec 21, 2011 5:27 pm Up
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It's strange you post this, as i just did exactly the same about 15 minutes ago!

Does yours seem to bump every few seconds, as if there's a lump on the tyre or something?

Hope it's nothing serious! Crying or Very sad

I.C.E killed my car.
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sean.r.steward
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dont sound good maybe bent a trackrod end or sumin
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ryanovsalford
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I had this in my 1.4 seems like it carbbing to oposide way but i changed my wishbones and drop links over weekend and now not doin it
 
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m4tth3w
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Yes it bumps and grind's not in a good way

Only a problem on full lock though.

Need's mot soon so will find out if its serious

 
 
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paul_c
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Standard tyres?

Standard or lowered suspension?

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Lee
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Running 50's or 55's on 16's?
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Mine does something similar on full lock. Have you put wider tyres on? Mine has only ever done it with the wider tyres.
 


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m4tth3w
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mine has different tires on each corner so dont thionk this helps, ill treat it to a full setafter crimbo but for now the tires are

205 45 16 front

205 50 16 rear

 
 
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m4tth3w
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i noticed today that offside front tyre is directional tread and the nearside is normal (cross tread)

Could this cause problems, it feels like one wheel is turning more than the other and kind of fighting against each other (like a locked diff)

I dont know if its meant to be like this???

 
 
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lottley93
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had a similar problem, check all your wheel nuts first but for me it was a b*ggered CV joint, your problem sounds very similar to mine. easiest option would be to figure which side its coming from (find a carpark and get full lock left and then right) and then replace that side of the driveshaft. possibly pricey but better that it failing completley and falling apart... Smile
 
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scotty79
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mine also had been doing this, thought the cv joint was knackered but turns out my wheel hub was cracked
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m4tth3w
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Resolution

I had 2 new tires fitted today to the front and the problem seems to Have stopped.

I think the problem was caused by having a good tire and a cheap tire. One was gripping more than the other.

 
 
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m4tth3w
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Resolution

I had 2 new tires fitted today to the front and the problem seems to Have stopped.

I think the problem was caused by having a good tire and a cheap tire. One was gripping more than the other.

 
 
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m4tth3w
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So good I said it twice! Smile
 
 
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