Steering problem
1998 Ford Taurus V6 Front Wheel Drive Automatic 128900 miles
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My car recently developed a whine in the engine, which was accompanied by a horribly loud grinding-like sound when turning the steering wheel. The whining sound is constant, and increases when I push on the gas pedal. I was convinced it was the power steering pump, and had it replaced. The mechanic told me it would make the same sound for a few days until the water evaporated out of the pump. Well, three days later, the grinding sound is worse, and it is getting a little harder to turn my steering wheel. I also feel a slight grinding sensation both on the steering wheel and the gas pedal when I turn the wheel. Any ideas what the problem may be?
1998 Ford Taurus V6 Front Wheel Drive Automatic 128900 miles
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My car recently developed a whine in the engine, which was accompanied by a horribly loud grinding-like sound when turning the steering wheel. The whining sound is constant, and increases when I push on the gas pedal. I was convinced it was the power steering pump, and had it replaced. The mechanic told me it would make the same sound for a few days until the water evaporated out of the pump. Well, three days later, the grinding sound is worse, and it is getting a little harder to turn my steering wheel. I also feel a slight grinding sensation both on the steering wheel and the gas pedal when I turn the wheel. Any ideas what the problem may be?
Dec 7, 2007 at 7:05 AM
