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Old April 9th, 2010, 09:33 PM   #1
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squeak / moan when turning??


So at parking lot speeds, turning more than 90 degrees I hear a 'moan' from my car, it sounds like suspension 'whine' and only happens when the wheels are turned in for a harder turn.. but (get this) I swear the sound is coming from the rear/trunk...

Anyone know what it could be?
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Old April 9th, 2010, 09:38 PM   #2
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rear makes no scene, but if its the front and hasn't been done, theres a service bulletin that shortens the center sleeve inside the bushings of the steering rack mount to suck the bolts in further and tighten it down a bit more, that should help if thats what it is. mine does it but i haven't gotten around to modifying it yet lol.
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Probably have a shot rear. Time to open it up and change the clutch packs, probably would hurt to change bearings while you are in there too if its not a big deal.
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Originally Posted by DickH View Post
Probably have a shot rear. Time to open it up and change the clutch packs, probably would hurt to change bearings while you are in there too if its not a big deal.
Just had gears put in last month, full rebuild, t-lock, seals, bearings whole 10 yrds.. it's def no the rear.. at first I though the front wheels/tires were rubbing, but the rear noise didn't make any sense..

I also have new shocks and struts so.. not sure what to look for?? really wierd..

And I never heard it till today, and pretty sure I didn't hear it till after there was some rain..
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Originally Posted by dansgt View Post
rear makes no scene, but if its the front and hasn't been done, theres a service bulletin that shortens the center sleeve inside the bushings of the steering rack mount to suck the bolts in further and tighten it down a bit more, that should help if thats what it is. mine does it but i haven't gotten around to modifying it yet lol.
you got a link to that? sounds like it may be the case..
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i dont, there really isnt as much info about it online as when i searched in mitchel on demand when i worked at a shop lol. its easy to tell from outside, just have someone turn your steering wheel while you listen by the rack, if it is that you either replace the tube in there or shorten it 1/4" and see if it helps. i'd also grease up the bushings to help.
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My car makes that sound, first noticed it while doing a U-turn, my clutch packs are shot. Do a very short burnout and see if one side is lighter than the other, if they aren't even ill put money down saying you need new ones. How about oil in the rear end, do you have the proper amount?
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Is it only happening when the car is "warmed" (driving for a while) up. Or cold & hot?
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happens warm or cold.. and it really sounds like 'suspension'.. sounds like the springs creaking or something, only really hard turns at slow speeds.. I have new front and rear sway bars.. I wonder if I should lube them not that I think about it the sound I'm hearing makes sense.. like metal/bushing rubbing.. maybe a little silicone spray..

FWIW.. checked my tire pressure today, DF=26, PF=36, DR=35, PR=35... put them all at 36.5 today.. we'll see tomorrow how it handles..
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