Subject	Squeak from rear pass wheel, not locating it after 3 weeks
Posted by	RomChip200 on September 17, 2012 at 8:53 AM
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Message	I have a squeak that developed in the rear pass wheel/arch area (squeak is hard to locate) when I'm driving (suspension travel is enough to produce the squeak so it happens all the time, even on very small bumps) It's easy to reproduce when the car is fully stationnary by pushing on the rear right corner (with the trunk lid up) That makes 3 weeks I'm trying to locate it. I sprayed some lube on all bushings, went underside while somebody was pushing ... no success Seems to be gone a bit when it's colder outside but warmer weather makes it worse. This we, I removed both Tokico Illuminas shocks (Eibach coils) dismantled completely (greasing all bushings and insulators) and reversed left and right to give it a try. After having put back the car on the ground, it seemed to be gone but when I push harder on the trunk rear right corner, it comes back weakly, still on right rear area, so not sure it's really the shocks at the end ... Tokica Illuminas are set to 1 (softest setting).
Follow Ups	Squeak from rear pass wheel, not locating it after 3 weeks - RomChip200 08:53:58 09/17/12 It may be one of the arm/spindle bushings or coil bind - ZiNnYc 09:50:49 09/17/12 Do you have subframe spacers? Were they lubed? (n/m) - johnnysombrero 10:50:35 09/17/12 It may be the upper control arm bushings cuz can wear w/o... - craigz96tt 11:38:10 09/17/12 is the sound coming from outside or inside the car? - TheDuck (Single Snail) 12:21:12 09/17/12 I fixed a squeak on alocal Z with this same problem. (n/m) - zgene4 14:45:41 09/17/12 Start to think it's the tokico illumina themselves - RomChip200 02:21:19 09/18/12 Re: Start to think it's the tokico illumina themselves - RomChip200 04:19:10 09/18/12
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