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2026. 6. 30. 작업
Ford Focus steering noise
Making a sharp turn at higher speed compresses the suspension on one side and therefore changes the geometry of the drive line. The same compression happens, but on both sides, when you go over a speed bump. I would want to have a closer look at the CV joints, ideally on a lift, up close with good light. The occasional clicking noise when you first start and when you go over a speed bump suggests a worn CV joint making noise when the shaft angles change. A click at low speed could sound like a whir at high speed. I would want to carefully examine the shafts that connect to each side of each CV joint to see that there is no slop in the joint, i.e., that the shafts turn precisely in step with no play or lash as a wheel is forcefully rotated forward and reverse with the trans in Park and the opposite wheel held still. Any slop could cause the noises you describe and would suggest replacement.
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