Squeaking Noise Can't Figure it Out
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HI Guys I have read a lot of the posts about odd squeaking noises and I haven't been able to pin point it. 1999 Sedan Tokico Whites Pro Kit Lower Springs I hear this dry squeaking noise when I hit small bumps, and it turns into a constant squeaking (sounds like noisy squeaky brakes) when taking long right corners like on an onramp. It only happens taking rights and not lefts. To me it sounds like its coming from the rear, but now I can't really tell. It was moer frequent when I had a passenger yesterday. I had taken it to Scott Newman but I couldn't get the sound to replicate. He didn't seem to think it was the rear bushings either. Any Suggestions? **EDIT** After some more time spent trying to figure this out I think I have narrowed it down. Its definetly coming from the right side when taking long right corners. It sounds like its coming from the front. Any ideas? |
rear trailing arm bushings on EK's are known to squeek.
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I am hoping its just those, but its such a dry squeak, and I would think I would hear it with the car jacked up moving the wheel up and down and side to side.
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Originally posted by Moe_Mentum and I would think I would hear it with the car jacked up moving the wheel up and down and side to side. |
yeah I'll have another look at the trailing arm bushings again. Those are just the big round ones on the trailing arm correct? I know they are a bit worn.. but there is still some meat on the rubber.
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i hvae the exact same issue with my 99 sedan. the squeak from the right...turning right and not left. as said earlier..it is most likely the bushing in your LCA....they are known to go bad.
you cant tell by just visually inspecting them if they are good or bad though. |
I did a test on the rear LCA. My driver side one squeaks under load when I jacked up the car and compressed the TRailing arm upwards, but that's not where my sound is coming from. The right trailing arm bushing isn't squeaking at all so I am reluctant to think its the bushing now.
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Got this checked out and as an update it turned out to be the front rotor on the side that was making the noise. Who would have thought.
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so u replaced the rotor? and the sound went away i have the exact same sound
do u go to the meets? im wondering if u heard the same sound that im hearing now ? it sounds like its coming from the rear right |
Yup I go to meets sometimes but I might not be at this weeks since it might rain.. I haven't actually replaced the rotors yet, I am sure the mechanic is correct though. If you want to test it out, when you hear the squeaking when your taking the corners try pressing down on your brakes and see if the squeaking goes away.
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the sound is definatley coming from the rear.. i had my brakes checked and everything is fine the fronts and the rears.. rotors are fine also..
so im still clueless to the problem |
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it sounds like my panels are tighteening or something but it is not the panels..is there anything in the rear suspension that could be making the noise?
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Other then the Rear trailing arm bushings I can't see what else it could be. Or your rear coils\springs might be making contact with one another. (As in the coil is rubbing up against itself when its compressed)
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took it to honda.. i guess they either deaf or something
they said everythings fine wtf |
Well my squeaking which was coming from the front is now fixed with the arrival of new front rotors and pads.
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