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breeze905 10-Jun-2011 12:24 AM

Strange Squeak from front passenger side when reversing
 
So I just thought i'd throw this out here to see what responses i'll get...

I recently have been doing a bunch of diy work at home on the car and having lots of fun learning. I have to thank everyone who ever wrote a detailed write up and posted it online for other diy'ers. I will say though... most diy write ups assume that everything will go smoothly, and from my experience... nothing ever does. A cv shaft replacement a few days ago turned into a whole lower control arm, strut and cv shaft replacement because the pin connecting the lca and the strut became one with the rubber making it impossible to get out. Anywho... I have another issue that i haven't yet looked into but i plan on doing it this weekend.

So everytime i reverse out of a parking spot I hear this squeaking/squeeling coming from the right side. Doesn't seem to get worse or go away if i turn in one direction or the other. It also doesn't really get affected whether i'm going slow or gassing in reverse. It also doesn't squeak or squeel once i start going forward... Any ideas? I'm guessing something to do with brakes... And I'm hoping it's not a wheel bearing.

chris_v2 10-Jun-2011 07:08 AM

if your stopped and hear a squeek while moving the steering wheel, its your ball joint

if the noise is ONLY when the wheels are moving, it's probably the brakes.

breeze905 10-Jun-2011 07:26 AM

Sweet. I'll check it out today.

breeze905 25-Jun-2011 12:12 AM

yeah so after taking off the wheels to fix my drive shafts... the culprit was... the rusty brake shield. was becoming deformed and was rubbing against my rotor. just ripped a chunk of it off and presto! Just thought i'd update.


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