Fix for front end creaking noise?
I hear mine when it's cold... typically going up or down a steep slope (like a driveway crest) and with the wheels turned. Figured I'd wait until near the end of the warranty so it would be easier to reproduce.
Not to be a beiotch, but yeah... pictures would be helpful for me too
Heath
Not to be a beiotch, but yeah... pictures would be helpful for me too

Heath
added pictures
I have attached pictures of: the silicine spray I used, compression rod view, bushings of rod connecting to the frame with lines showing the spraying points (2 pictures), bushing attached to the wheels with lines showing the spraying points. So far everything is quiet.
Last edited by 6MTsdn03; Mar 18, 2007 at 07:05 PM.
I just sprayed mines before you posted up pixs I actually ended up spraying my springs and I'm hoping I got the compression rods as well... It's too dark down there but I don't hear anymore noise. I have my can of CRC in the trunk so if I hear it again I'll give it a couple sprays. Thanks for the pixs though they really help give an idea of where the rods are.
Originally Posted by 6MTsdn03
I have attached pictures of: the silicine spray I used, compression rod view, bushings of rod connecting to the frame with lines showing the spraying points (2 pictures), bushing attached to the wheels with lines showing the spraying points. So far everything is quiet.
Originally Posted by awong
you heard noise on the front wheel right i have the same problem please post picture so i can manage to do it myself thanks.
You guys should try using some gummi-pflege instead of silicon grease spray... the silicon stuff doesn't last half as long as gummi-pflege - at least on door seals and stuff. I imagine gummi-pflege will work great on your bushings too.
Originally Posted by harley01
Just dropped my car off for an oil change and mentioned the creaking in the front end. I now have two new compression rods. : )
Originally Posted by harley01
No charge. Didn't ask if they were any different, but I imagine they are the same.
The bottom line though is, since it's the same part the squeak will come back again - and I can’t imagine they will keep replacing. Anyway, I'm gonna ask next time I go in.


