Front End Noise - Turning At Slow Speeds Or During Parking Lot Maneuvers
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2020 Ford Fusion. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
- Exterior front end noises when turning at slow speeds involve parts which move, rotate or make contact during a partial or full turn. Please note whether the vehicle has column mounted EPAS, steering gear mounted EPAS or adaptive steering.
Possible Source Action - Springs, shocks, struts and bearings or bushings (most common)
- Tires
- Steering gear internal stops (full turn)
- External steering stops (full turn)
- Steering tie rods (loose)
- Loose steering gear mounts or bolts
- Stabilizer bar links and insulators
- Integrated front wheel ends (4x4 only)
- Front control arms and bushings
- Front halfshaft and bearings (ting or ping metallic noise at slow speeds) (if equipped)
- Subframe or crossmember condition, mounts or fasteners
- Engine or transmission mounts
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