In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Albert Ma said:
Have a 1998 V70....when the steering wheel is turned all the way (or
almost all the way), on either direction, there are clicking sounds
coming from the wheel(s).
Tie-rods were replaced a year ago...
Any suggestion on what's wrong? CV joints?
thanks.
No, very unlikely to be CV joints. Far more likely to be the lock stops.
There's a little arm on each hub which comes up against a nylon pad at full
lock to stop the steering from turning any further. When you drive along on
full lock, these arms move up and down on the pads as the suspension moves.
If there's not sufficient lubrication on them, they make a horrible noise.
Jack up the front of the car and remove the front wheels. Turn the steering
from lock to lock and observe the bits which stop it going any further.
Gives the ends of the arms and the nylon pads a liberal dose of grease, and
spread it with your finger over the rubbing surfaces. This should solve the
problem!