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Old January 6th, 2012, 10:09 PM   #1
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Suspension Suddenly Got Squeeky


I've got a 95 v6 convertible. Just a week ago the front passenger side suspension got extremely squeeky. And i'm not saying just a squeek with bumps or whatever. It is constant. Especially when I turn the wheel.

People stare and laugh their asses off when I drive by. I think some people think my car is about to fall apart. It's just so loud. But I don't feel anything different about the car. It seems to come for a few days then randomly go away and come back again after a day. I thought it was just because it was cold because it's been like 20 degrees around here for the last week or 2. but today was up to 50 and it was still just as loud.

I don't know what to do. any advice? The part that confuses me is how loud it is when I turn my steering wheel. Even if im at a stop and turn it, it's still so loud.
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Old January 6th, 2012, 10:12 PM   #2
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I guarantee it is your ball joints. mine did the same thing until i replaced them.
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Definitely ball joint, push on the car and it'll squeak.
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If not a ball joint it could be a bad front control bushing just needs grease etc.
I doubt it could be a tierod end.
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Check around your ball joint boot, see if it's torn or slightly ripped. Almost always a sure fire indicator when it's squeaking.
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Your tie rod end needs to be greased. Happened to my 04. Went to local muffler shop and they greased it for me, for free.
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Where do you live?
Did it just get very cold? Might go away when it warms up.

Either way, sounds like you could use some new front end parts, like they said.
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I promise it's the tie rod
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you mean ball joint.
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No, I do not.
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If it happens to be a ball joint get it fixed quickly. If it fails you might wreck ur car.
Not sure if you can grease a tierod since they have a rubber boat over them.
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you can't grease the tie rod end unless they have been replaced before with tie rod ends with a nipple (giggity)
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My shit was squeaky. Greased my tie rod, problem fixed. Only squeaked when I turned wheel. Sounds the same as the problem hes having.
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we need pics n shit to be able to do a proper diagnosis. check out the ball joints and actually the whole front suspension for that matter and look for parts that are worn.
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