- Strange sound during full left/right & acceleration Beitrag #1
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Hi all,
I am driving Leon ST 1.4 TSI ACT FR and I found a small "problem". I changed to winter tires already so I am not sure if it was with summer tires as well, but now, when I am accelerating (normal acceleration) with full left/right steering I hear quite strange sound, something is roaring in front. I hear it only when accelerating and only on full left/right steering...
And what is completelly strange for my - it looks like I feel some vibrations feedback on my gas pedal. Am I crazy?!?? ?(
I am really not sure if this was happening on summer tires or not, as I drive only 300km on summer tires (car has a week, so I am a newbie).
Is this normal? Is it some kind of "brand new car", some silentblocks are not fitting well yet as it is brand new car?
I put down front wheels already to check if they are mounted correctly (has been done by car-service, not me), but I did not found anything uncommon. It looks mounted correctly. Or is it a sound of new tires?? I really dont know...
Summer tires I had - 225/45 R17, Michelin Primacy, Leon FR typical 17" wheels supplied by Seat.
Winter tires - 205/55 R16 Continental TS850 on 6.5Jx16 ET 46 (as allowed by Seat) Dezent TD dark alloy wheels
Danke
---------- Beitrag am 24.11.2014 um 15:03 Uhr ergänzt ---------- letzte Änderung am 16.11.2014 um 20:48 Uhr ----------
I have visited Seat service.
During test ride technician said that there is really some strange sound he never met/hear before.
Tires and wheels where rejected as source of problem, because when the clutch is pressed, sound dissapears during the ride.
Technician thinks about forces in gearbox or XDS diferencial, but he is not sure. Proposed was to lift up my car and take a look on it from down, will be done at wednesday. But he also thinks there will be nothing to see, nothing to repair and I have to live with that strange sound - until something went totally wrong or 20 years......
Shit. Bought fist new car (previously only used cars) and such an experience..
I am driving Leon ST 1.4 TSI ACT FR and I found a small "problem". I changed to winter tires already so I am not sure if it was with summer tires as well, but now, when I am accelerating (normal acceleration) with full left/right steering I hear quite strange sound, something is roaring in front. I hear it only when accelerating and only on full left/right steering...
And what is completelly strange for my - it looks like I feel some vibrations feedback on my gas pedal. Am I crazy?!?? ?(
I am really not sure if this was happening on summer tires or not, as I drive only 300km on summer tires (car has a week, so I am a newbie).
Is this normal? Is it some kind of "brand new car", some silentblocks are not fitting well yet as it is brand new car?
I put down front wheels already to check if they are mounted correctly (has been done by car-service, not me), but I did not found anything uncommon. It looks mounted correctly. Or is it a sound of new tires?? I really dont know...
Summer tires I had - 225/45 R17, Michelin Primacy, Leon FR typical 17" wheels supplied by Seat.
Winter tires - 205/55 R16 Continental TS850 on 6.5Jx16 ET 46 (as allowed by Seat) Dezent TD dark alloy wheels
Danke
---------- Beitrag am 24.11.2014 um 15:03 Uhr ergänzt ---------- letzte Änderung am 16.11.2014 um 20:48 Uhr ----------
I have visited Seat service.
During test ride technician said that there is really some strange sound he never met/hear before.
Tires and wheels where rejected as source of problem, because when the clutch is pressed, sound dissapears during the ride.
Technician thinks about forces in gearbox or XDS diferencial, but he is not sure. Proposed was to lift up my car and take a look on it from down, will be done at wednesday. But he also thinks there will be nothing to see, nothing to repair and I have to live with that strange sound - until something went totally wrong or 20 years......
Shit. Bought fist new car (previously only used cars) and such an experience..
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