Ok, long story short we had some fresh snow, I found a new housing development with paved roads but no houses and decided to have some fun. On my third turn drifting around the corner (I used the handbrake to start the slide only) I heard a really loud (whistling/squealing) noise that came from the front left-ish of my car. "Ok" I said to myself, "Nothing big, just some water on the brakes, made it squeal." So I did a few more corners, wiped out once or twice, nothing big on the nice slick ice/snow. But a minute or two later I heard it again, this time I noticed I was really sideways, about 45-60 degrees from straight, and the noise occurred again(without braking).
Now, what I am wondering is if it was the tire rubbing, my power steering, my brakes (It did not sound like my usual brake squeal). I also just had my steering fluid changed (because it smelt faintly burnt), along with my ATF and coolant (48K service after all).
What do you people think?
Thanks,
Devon
Now, what I am wondering is if it was the tire rubbing, my power steering, my brakes (It did not sound like my usual brake squeal). I also just had my steering fluid changed (because it smelt faintly burnt), along with my ATF and coolant (48K service after all).
What do you people think?
Thanks,
Devon