Wheel making noises when it's very cold outside...
01-07-08, 03:12 PM
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Wheel making noises when it's very cold outside...
Whenever it is rather cold out (~40 degrees), whenever I turn my wheel any direction/any amount, it makes a weird whirring noise. Now, it's only when it's cold. I'm full of fluid. And the pump isn't making the noise, because you can't hear it at all from the engine bay. You can only hear it from inside. And it's coming from behind the gauge cluster...found it kind of weird. It's not hurting anything from my point of view, just an annoying noise.
Anybody have had this happen to them at all? I searched, and people were talking about hearing it from the pump, so that's why I wanted to make a new thread, since it's in a new spot.
Anybody have had this happen to them at all? I searched, and people were talking about hearing it from the pump, so that's why I wanted to make a new thread, since it's in a new spot.
01-07-08, 04:47 PM
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I guess I was being retarded. The STEERING wheel is where the noises are coming from. You can figure it out from reading it all, but just from a quick glance, it doesn't work.... Yeah, master linguist here....*walks away ashamed*
