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Steering/Suspension Noise

chrisa72

By chrisa72
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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Occasionally, whilst manoeuvring my 02 Boxster s Tiptronic - usually whilst parking or driving slowly with the foot off the throttle and on full lock I get a really horrible "low frequency rubbing, grating squealing sound" coming from the front near side in the area of the disk. It is clearly wheel rotation associated, I can find no play or movement on any of the suspension points whether loaded or unloaded. I replaced the front disks and pads less than 5k miles ago. I also notice an amount of vibration/play when slowing from high speed which I associated with wheel imbalance. I have since had all four wheels balanced but still have the vibration coming up through the steering column on heavy braking.

Any ideas welcome?

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