Ok...when I am at a standstill, or just barely moving, there is a high pitched "screeching" sound when I turn my wheels....what needs lubed here? Any ideas?
Moaing/growing/howling and even whining is more like the power steering which would be "normal" on ford cars Screeching sounds like me to be tire rods ends. Stick the end of a straw into the rubber boot that covers the tie rod end joints and spray some white lithium in there.
Moaing/growing/howling and even whining is more like the power steering which would be "normal" on ford cars Screeching sounds like me to be tire rods ends. Stick the end of a straw into the rubber boot that covers the tie rod end joints and spray some white lithium in there.
White lithium is pretty much a spray grease which will handle high temp as well. WD is just a surface lub that penetrates grime - and will evaporate eventually.
Maybe your car is rejecting the flame thrower kit
White lithium is pretty much a spray grease which will handle high temp as well. WD is just a surface lub that penetrates grime - and will evaporate eventually.
Maybe your car is rejecting the flame thrower kit
Unfortunately, every time I have ever had a customer with any kind of noise that you are describing when turning, its a bad power steering pump.
If you are sitting at a standstill and you turn the wheel and it makes the noise, take the belt off and do the same thing; if the noise goes away you have a bad pump. Dont do this too long though, the water pump and alternator wont be working.