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SuperRoy82 02-23-2012 08:43 AM

GTI Noises when turning
 
Just tried changing the front brakes but had the wrong pads. I put the tire back together and now when I drive it makes loud clunking noises when I turn(especially right). Sounds real bad like it's going to fall apart. It was fine before i even worked on it.

Keithuk 02-23-2012 11:47 AM

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Thats just a coincidence that this noise started after doing your brakes. If it knocks when your turning right the your right hand side CV joint has gone and needs replacing.

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SuperRoy82 02-24-2012 06:00 AM

Thats what i thought it was but you'll never believe what it really was... my tire wasn't cranked on all the way. Its those crazy lug nuts. I cant believe the nut and bolt are one piece. that makes it very difficult to put the tire back on especially with the rotor flopping around. Trying to hold the rotor in the right place and hold up a tire at the same time is crazy. Why not have bolts coming out of the wheel hub like a normal car. Put the tire on the bolts and lugnut away. CRAZY

Keithuk 02-24-2012 07:03 AM

Well unless you have some crazy wheel bolts the standard ones should work just fine?

SuperRoy82 02-24-2012 08:42 AM

No. The weird thing was once I took the tire off I could move and wiggle the rotor which in turn spins and come off the hub so then my bolt holes wouldn't line up. I had to get the rotor in just the right spot, hold up the tire with one hand and pray that i could get the lugnut bolt in the hole without the rotor moving. Took forever. Never seen a wheel hub without the bolt attached to it before.

Keithuk 02-24-2012 07:15 PM

Well rotors (brake discs) are normally held on the hub with screws if someone has sheard the screws off the they won't locate correctly.

SuperRoy82 02-25-2012 06:54 AM

I did not know that. I guess I just gotta get screws then

lianyu 03-25-2012 10:33 PM

Well rotors (brake discs) are normally held on the hub with screws if someone has sheard the screws off the they won't locate correctly.


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