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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Azza1234 on 27 June 2017, 21:04

Title: golf mk4 wheel noise
Post by: Azza1234 on 27 June 2017, 21:04
Got a 1999 vw golf which I thought had a warped front disc so I've changed discs and pads all round all was ok for a week then had a jingle sound so took brakes off checked everything and all looked good then changed the anti roll bar bushes as they perished now I'm getting the jingle noise constantly and when its wet outside it makes a horrible loud noise when the wheels go round and when moving the steering wheel side to side whilst moving slowly any ideas what it could be?
Title: Re: golf mk4 wheel noise
Post by: Azza1234 on 27 June 2017, 21:17
https://youtu.be/AHI7sJmbpFY
Title: Re: golf mk4 wheel noise
Post by: itavaltalainen on 28 June 2017, 18:14
P/S belt, pump or rack.
Title: Re: golf mk4 wheel noise
Post by: bgbazz on 29 June 2017, 06:39
Have to agree with you...check oil level first...sounds dry!
Title: Re: golf mk4 wheel noise
Post by: barrym381 on 29 June 2017, 19:10
And don't just stick any fluid in it get the right stuff  :smiley:
Title: Re: golf mk4 wheel noise
Post by: Azza1234 on 01 July 2017, 22:32
The power steering fluid is just under Max.
Title: Re: golf mk4 wheel noise
Post by: Azza1234 on 01 July 2017, 23:10
Update
the jingle sounds gone and the other noise has got alot quieter but is more noisy when pulling off and turning I run the car with out the wheel on and the disc looks warped but it's new discs and pads, my discs before sounded like they where warped whilst going round hence why I changed them surely these can't be warped now aswell?
Title: Re: golf mk4 wheel noise
Post by: Ant1981 on 08 July 2017, 21:28
Any vibration?
Title: Re: golf mk4 wheel noise
Post by: Azza1234 on 22 July 2017, 16:58
A slight bit of vibration also just noticed when moving the steering wheel side to side the front passenger side brake pads and caliper all are moving yet all bolts etc are really tight and slider pins greased I'm sure this is the problem