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DarrenSV650S 18-08-10 04:25 PM

Car Trouble
 
My golf started whining on the way home tonight :(


The noise increases/decreases with speed, not revs. So I'm thinking it will be a diff gone :smt102

How much will that cost to fix..... £1m? £2m?

Or should I just turn the music up a bit more and ignore it until it snaps?



grrrr I hate cars :(

Specialone 18-08-10 04:30 PM

Re: Car Trouble
 
Could also be, 1 of your brake discs has a stone or something wedged or more likely a wheel bearing has gone, which is a hell of lot cheaper than a drive shaft.
Check your brake discs to see if they are very worn and the pads, if they are worn right down they will make a horrendous noise, albeit normally only when braking.

tango 18-08-10 04:36 PM

Re: Car Trouble
 
Does the noise fade out or go when you dip the clutch? Which model golf is it?

Stuuk1 18-08-10 04:45 PM

Re: Car Trouble
 
Its the wing mirror

DarrenSV650S 18-08-10 05:42 PM

Re: Car Trouble
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2346947)
Could also be, 1 of your brake discs has a stone or something wedged or more likely a wheel bearing has gone, which is a hell of lot cheaper than a drive shaft.
Check your brake discs to see if they are very worn and the pads, if they are worn right down they will make a horrendous noise, albeit normally only when braking.

Hope it's a wheel bearing. I didn't think they made a noise like that, I thought they just clunked when they died.

Quote:

Originally Posted by tango (Post 2346952)
Does the noise fade out or go when you dip the clutch? Which model golf is it?

No. It's not affected by anything except speed. It's a mk4

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuuk1 (Post 2346957)
Its the wing mirror

Might be a bee stuck in there I suppose

Lozzo 18-08-10 06:31 PM

Re: Car Trouble
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DarrenSV650S (Post 2346941)
My golf started whining on the way home tonight :(

You bought the Scottish model - nothing to worry about, anything Scottish will be like that.

Stuuk1 18-08-10 06:33 PM

Re: Car Trouble
 
He's right, and its most probably female too. To check this, refer to your user manual.

Holdup 18-08-10 06:38 PM

Re: Car Trouble
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuuk1 (Post 2346957)
Its the wing mirror

I bet its a nut loose behind the wheel

Reeder 18-08-10 08:13 PM

Re: Car Trouble
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DarrenSV650S (Post 2346941)
My golf started whining on the way home tonight :(


The noise increases/decreases with speed, not revs. So I'm thinking it will be a diff gone :smt102

How much will that cost to fix..... £1m? £2m?

Or should I just turn the music up a bit more and ignore it until it snaps?



grrrr I hate cars :(

Sure it's not the other half? ;)

DarrenSV650S 18-08-10 08:20 PM

Re: Car Trouble
 
:lol:


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