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MGreen
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Hi Smokeyone,
It could be the drive belt for the power steering compressor/pump
that's a bit slack hence the compressor isn't producing enough power.
Once the engine is running faster (e.g. on the motorway) you'll notice
it less.
My Defender 110 is a bit heavy at low/stationary speed and makes some
creeking noises too.
If I go through deep water and splash the drive belt it slips on the
pulleys and I can loose power steering altogether! A bit scary.
Matt
It could be the drive belt for the power steering compressor/pump
that's a bit slack hence the compressor isn't producing enough power.
Once the engine is running faster (e.g. on the motorway) you'll notice
it less.
My Defender 110 is a bit heavy at low/stationary speed and makes some
creeking noises too.
If I go through deep water and splash the drive belt it slips on the
pulleys and I can loose power steering altogether! A bit scary.
Matt
