When stopped and I turn the wheel.. stuttering sensation felt
With my cayenne there is this peculiar behavior when i turn the wheel while not in motion.. I.E. turning around from a stopped position.. any time the wheels need to turna bunch.
There is not extra effort required to turn the wheel it doesn't really groan.. its just that there is this stuttering sensation thats communicated through the steering wheel. Hard to describe but there is this staccato vibration I feel when turning the wheels side to side while parked with the car on. Not sure If I am making sense or if anyone else has experienced this. Thoughts? |
Stock rims & tires?
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AWD CVs pop a little depending on wheel and tire combo and pavement....
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2 things come to mind
1 - the servotronic steering pulses 2 - Certain tires grip and release when turing without motion |
I am running 18" stock wheels and tire size. Sounds like exactly what you fellas are describing. It would be a bit disconcerting if it wasn't normal.
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It's "normal" - pretty much. I posted about this over a year ago.. so far:
1. Flush/change PS fluid - no effect. It was sorta stinky, but nice fresh stuff did nothing. 2. New Power-Steering pump - no effect. Fluid got changed again. 3. New steering rack and tie-rod ends - no effect. Fluid got changed yet again. 4. Three different sets of tires (Michelin-Latitudes - original tires; Perilli Scorpion snows - brand new; Continental DWS - brand new) - no effect. All 275-45-19's. Interesting people have it with the 18" considerably skinnier rubber. 5. Complete 4 wheel alignment (done when #3 was installed) - no effect. It just does it. Since it doesn't do it when the truck is moving (and on certain surfaces with less grip), I'm putting it down to some flexing in the suspension bushings. Might see about getting those done sometime. Or not. If you watch the port-side wheel when turning the steering wheel you can see it shuddering. One friend who is a P-tech (on the west coast) told me some of them do it with the Michelin tires right from new. He also made some mention of the lower control arm bushings being worth looking at - but since I have no other symptoms of them being marginal, I'm ignoring them for the moment. Do you have Servotronic steering (the speed sensitive boost)? I'm making a WAG that since it's SO easy to twirl the wheel stop to stop with the Servotronic that we notice it more. Or something. Or maybe not. Thank Dog for CPO though.. I've learned to pretty much ignore it. It's "character".. |
Wow, you really gave it at the office trying to solve the mystery and it sounds kinda pricey. Did you have another issue at large?
You are describing it perfectly though.. which puts my mind at rest a bit. How do i find out if I have servotronic steering? My particular S seems to have a lot of the options. I need to get the build sheet one of these days. |
How do we get the build sheets?
Ed |
PM me the vins
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Mudman2, pm sent.
Thanks! |
Originally Posted by endless_corners
(Post 9563079)
Wow, you really gave it at the office trying to solve the mystery and it sounds kinda pricey. Did you have another issue at large?
You are describing it perfectly though.. which puts my mind at rest a bit. How do i find out if I have servotronic steering? My particular S seems to have a lot of the options. I need to get the build sheet one of these days. |
This was a "problem" I thought i had with my car. It was more like a vibration/ buzzing noise when I would turn the steering wheel all the way to the left/ right. When I took it to the dealer to have it looked at, I was told it was normal- I also have servotronic.
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Mine does it too. I have Servotronic as well.
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I've notice that on my 2012 as well, and it only has 800 miles to date. Mine has servotronic as well.
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With some help from mud - I got my build options codes and I have only power steering and not servotronic.
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