Hi guys
So I had some fully adjustable coilovers and 20mm rear wheel spacers fitted to my 2004 ibiza cupra 180 on weds (28th oct) by a vag specialist nr Cambridge way (40mins drive away and with work commitments I can not get back to them). On leaving the garage all was good - no scrubbage, whining noises, clonking etc.
Over the past few days i have acquired a rather loud whinning noise when about to hit full lock on the drivers side and just before (turning right that is), the noise seems to have got a little worse since the above was fitted and with the car put into Grants, Braintree on fri 30th for the free 5hr Revo Map the noise seems to have become a little louder.
And to go with the winning noise i have noticed clonking and a form of rubbing noise (altough it is not the wheel on the arch and there is plenty of clearence with the coilovers as i did not go silly low) - to describe it it happens at low speeds when turning, going down a kerb and it feels like a loose topmount, bolt missing, something loose, although on inspection theres nothing visibally wrong.
Using the search facility the answers seem to vary, i know i need to check the power steering fluid level firstly, but being a novice i can not locate it, any help info etc would be great guys.
Nick
So I had some fully adjustable coilovers and 20mm rear wheel spacers fitted to my 2004 ibiza cupra 180 on weds (28th oct) by a vag specialist nr Cambridge way (40mins drive away and with work commitments I can not get back to them). On leaving the garage all was good - no scrubbage, whining noises, clonking etc.
Over the past few days i have acquired a rather loud whinning noise when about to hit full lock on the drivers side and just before (turning right that is), the noise seems to have got a little worse since the above was fitted and with the car put into Grants, Braintree on fri 30th for the free 5hr Revo Map the noise seems to have become a little louder.
And to go with the winning noise i have noticed clonking and a form of rubbing noise (altough it is not the wheel on the arch and there is plenty of clearence with the coilovers as i did not go silly low) - to describe it it happens at low speeds when turning, going down a kerb and it feels like a loose topmount, bolt missing, something loose, although on inspection theres nothing visibally wrong.
Using the search facility the answers seem to vary, i know i need to check the power steering fluid level firstly, but being a novice i can not locate it, any help info etc would be great guys.
Nick
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