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Old 16th April 2012, 17:26   #1
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Default Knocking noise :(

I own a 1.4 Furio. Every time I Pull away, Turn a corner I get a knocking noise of the offside.
Also the steering seems to be pulling slightly and shakes when I do pull away and when Im driving in a straight line its shaking on the steering wheel.

It doesnt really bother me too much, but just a pain when i drive past people and they stare.

Any ideas what it can be, im not mechanic so i have no idea. But some of my friends say it can be the cv joint. But also they are no mechanics so i need help!

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Old 16th April 2012, 17:32   #2
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could be a cv joint driveshaft etc, just what ive read on here tbh
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Knocking while turning is likely the driveshaft mate.
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Agree with the driveshaft idea. Saxos seem to be pretty bad for them going?
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but it if the drive shaft would the knocking noise be when i turn both ways? because its mainly when i turn right.
How much would a new drive shaft set me back?
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but it if the drive shaft would the knocking noise be when i turn both ways? because its mainly when i turn right.
How much would a new drive shaft set me back?
My driveshaft was knackered a few months back and only knocked when I turned left so could be.

Can get them new for £30-£50 plus fitting unless you can do yourself.
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