What's that hisssss that goes on when I'm turning the steering wheel either way ?
Is it normal on Xantias? Or could be a problem on the hidraulic system ?
Thanks
Rod.
Xantia Steering Hidraulic HISSSSS
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<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>I think it is normal thing!<hr height=1 noshade id=quote></BLOCKQUOTE id=quote></font id=quote><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size=2 id=quote>
It is indeed. Especially when ssssnaking around parked cars in our street.
It is indeed. Especially when ssssnaking around parked cars in our street.
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Yes it's perfectly normal for the Xantia to do this.
Other makes of cars can be different to this, and not make a noise until they are on full lock, and held there.
I knew this mate who was troubled by this, and thought his car had a problem. I had to let him know that it had to do this as it needed to have a pressure relief while on full lock, and as the P.S. fluid flow was being redirected by the pressure relief valve, the noise was a consequence of this.
The Xantia makes the noise because of it's design all of the time, and is more noticable when you manoeuvre at slow speeds.
Other makes of cars can be different to this, and not make a noise until they are on full lock, and held there.
I knew this mate who was troubled by this, and thought his car had a problem. I had to let him know that it had to do this as it needed to have a pressure relief while on full lock, and as the P.S. fluid flow was being redirected by the pressure relief valve, the noise was a consequence of this.
The Xantia makes the noise because of it's design all of the time, and is more noticable when you manoeuvre at slow speeds.
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Yes I tend to notice it when parking on my Xantia, but that's probably because the amount of other noise from the car is less.
By that I mean there is less engine noise, no road noise, the stereo is turned down, or off. So while you are parking it is more obvious.
With other makes of vehicles, I have noticed that the steering column tube can actually transmit the noise away from the source, direct it at the driver, and actually make it sound louder than it actually is, by amplifying the noise, and the problem.
By that I mean there is less engine noise, no road noise, the stereo is turned down, or off. So while you are parking it is more obvious.
With other makes of vehicles, I have noticed that the steering column tube can actually transmit the noise away from the source, direct it at the driver, and actually make it sound louder than it actually is, by amplifying the noise, and the problem.