Subject	It may be one of the arm/spindle bushings or coil bind
Posted by	ZiNnYc on September 17, 2012 at 9:50 AM
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In Reply To	Squeak from rear pass wheel, not locating it after 3 weeks posted by RomChip200 on September 17, 2012 at 08:53 AM
Message	jack up the car with precautions in place and have someone (with the wheel off) in the rear wheel well if it disappears, see if you can replicate it with the suspension under load by getting the car on a lift and using a tranny jack to push on the wheel. if you have access to a ramp lift its easier another idea - since you have eibach springs, the progressive springs may be experiencing coil bind...you can try some large diameter vinyl tube and wrap the spring, see if it goes.. white lithium may also work. good luck Greater NY area Z32 owner? Join the NYZC NYZC |
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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