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stubear334 Veteran Date registered: Aug 2009 Location: Montgomery, AL, USA Vehicle(s): 1980 280GE, BMW 318Ti, Infiniti JX35 Posts: 169 | Front suspension Click After having serviced the front axle, 2 years ago, I hear a click when turning left. I replaced the right CV joint as part of the service, but kept the left one original. The click goes away after driving, but every morning the first left turn yields a click. I replaced the steering linkage and drag link assembly, sprayed the steering shaft u-joints w/ lithium grease, and topped up the steering fluid. Also, the power steering pump is whining & groaning. Any ideas? Stuart | ||
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Johnny Christensen Veteran Date registered: Sep 2010 Location: Denmark Vehicle(s): GD290 W461 Posts: 202 | RE: Front suspension Click Check that the suspension bolts are tight enough. If one is a little loose, there can be a clicking noise that will have you scratching your head. It's the 24mm. | ||
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DiscoDino Member Date registered: Nov 2011 Location: UAE, Lebanon Vehicle(s): '12 G500, '84 RRC 2dr, '91 D110 CSW, '83 D110 HCPU Posts: 25 | RE: Front suspension Click I had the same sounds and it was the top shock mount bolts that needed tightening... | ||
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Suppatime Member Date registered: Aug 2012 Location: Vehicle(s): 1980 300GD OM606 / 717.4xx Custom, 2003 C32 AMG Posts: 35 | Re: Front suspension Click Also, check your tie rod ends for wear. If they've never been replaced, the rubber is likely severed and creating friction. | ||
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