Power steering drive belt.
Screeching noise coming from alloys
I have a Rover 200 (bubble) 17" hijoin alloys on
When I first turn car on in the morning and turn the wheels a huge screeching sound comes from below after it runs for a while it isn't so loud but while driving turning round a corner you can still hear the sound...
My friend said the alloys could be too big for the arch but I've had the alloys on for several months with no problem.
I thought it might be the steering fluid inside the car?
Please drop me a comment if you've had the same problem.
When I first turn car on in the morning and turn the wheels a huge screeching sound comes from below after it runs for a while it isn't so loud but while driving turning round a corner you can still hear the sound...
My friend said the alloys could be too big for the arch but I've had the alloys on for several months with no problem.
I thought it might be the steering fluid inside the car?
Please drop me a comment if you've had the same problem.
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As above, there is now more load on the power steering and the drive belt is slipping in protest! If you have a manual adjuster retension it, if an auto one try a new belt (which is'nt a bad idea whichever tensioner you have!)
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