206 Steering

Discussion in 'Peugeot 206' started by Proteus, May 31, 2004.

  1. Proteus

    Proteus Guest

    Anyone else ever had problems with the steering clunking when on full lock?
    Especially when reversing, it feels like a sudden clunk as if you've driven
    over a brick.

    Dealer has had it twice and renewed some bushes, but this has made no
    difference at all. Tracking has been checked and is supposedly OK but am now
    beginning to see signs of uneven tyre wear on the outside of both front
    tyres.

    Any thoughts gratefully received...

    Cheers,
    Lee
     
    Proteus, May 31, 2004
    #1
  2. Hi,

    Are the inside walls of the tyres able to touch the body at all, on full
    lock either way? How positive and accurate does the steering feel to be
    (i.e. is the rack able to shift around and permit too much lock)?

    Which bushes? Rack-mounting, suspension trunnions (or whatever they're
    called these days), what?


    Tracking has been checked and is supposedly OK but am now
    It sounds to be toed-in too far, and scrubbing the tyres as a result. I
    suggest you take it back to the dealer, show him that his monkeys have
    wrecked your tyres and ask him to supply replacements (free or pro rata,
    depending on how new they were before he 'repaired' the car). And ask him to
    fix the clunking noises at the same time (and the same rate of pay, since he
    didn't get it right the last time).

    Good luck.

    Philip
     
    Philip Andrews, Jun 1, 2004
    #2
  3. Proteus

    Proteus Guest

    As far as I can see, the tyres do not touch the bodywork at all....and I'm
    not sure which bushes were changed.

    The car is still within warranty, so don't worry, the service or dealer
    manager will be "spoken" to.

    Just wondered if anyone else had experienced this problem and if they had
    found the solution...

    Cheers,
    Lee
     
    Proteus, Jun 1, 2004
    #3
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