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hi guys, I have a 92 when taking off from a slow start it makes a squeak squeak squeak sound coming from the left side the faster I go the sound goes away, anyone ever experienced this issue?
hi guys, I have a 92 when taking off from a slow start it makes a squeak squeak squeak sound coming from the left side the faster I go the sound goes away, anyone ever experienced this issue?
How many miles on the car? Is the noise coming from the rear or front? Rear squeaky noise could be the start of a bad u-joint or a brake disc pad.
first, pull the wheel and check the brake pads - sounds like a wear indicator. if its a pulsating squeak sound, it could be caused by a slightly warped rotor. does it go away if you lightly apply the brakes? the reason it may seem to go away, the faster you go, could be, you're just not hearing it for the road noise.
if brakes are good, try to isolate the noise - could be u-joints or bearing/hub assembly, but my best guess, most likely, it's the brake pads.
first, pull the wheel and check the brake pads - sounds like a wear indicator. if its a pulsating squeak sound, it could be caused by a slightly warped rotor. does it go away if you lightly apply the brakes? the reason it may seem to go away, the faster you go, could be, you're just not hearing it for the road noise.
if brakes are good, try to isolate the noise - could be u-joints or bearing/hub assembly, but my best guess, most likely, it's the brake pads.
I found the problem guys, it was the inner u joint, took it apart and it had the red rust all around the cap replaced all 4 both sides good as new, thanks
I found the problem guys, it was the inner u joint, took it apart and it had the red rust all around the cap replaced all 4 both sides good as new, thanks
Do your new u-joints have fittings so you can grease them?
yes they recommended greasing them after installiation so I did.
Cool. You can grease the occassionally. Sometimes it's a little tricky to get the tip of the grease gun in there, but if you rotate the axles you'll be able to get it done. Best news is you'll never have to replace them again!
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