Anyone have a creaking sound from the front suspension when turning hard at very low speeds? I have to lock it to the right to get down my driveway and I hear it pretty clearly...
Yep. Standard gripe. It's your suspension bushings, and there is nothing you can do about it. You can use silicone, but it's a temp fix - it'll weather off and come back.
It is what it is. I've heard some guys mention options to correct it, but can't cite anything from memory.
It is what it is. I've heard some guys mention options to correct it, but can't cite anything from memory.
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do you guys think the squeek will be covered under warranty??
ive been wondering what the sound was for the longest.! i only hear the squeeking/cracking sound only at turns at low speed.. i guess i finally know what the problem was..
ive been wondering what the sound was for the longest.! i only hear the squeeking/cracking sound only at turns at low speed.. i guess i finally know what the problem was..
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. . .Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
It's your suspension bushings, and there is nothing you can do about it.
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Fidel?Originally Posted by Castro
Anyone have a creaking sound from the front suspension when turning hard at very low speeds? I have to lock it to the right to get down my driveway and I hear it pretty clearly...

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Son of a poiltical refugee from murdering commie bastards actually. I use Castro to remind me that his insides are rotting out and he is dying a slow and painful death.Originally Posted by M.I.A. BlazinVQ
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+1..its really starting to bug me especially now that its getting colder out the creaking in the front really amplifies. Whats is the compression rod anyway, why replace that if its the bushings? I plan on taking my car in for the creaky windows in the back and will mention the creaking in the front see what they do.Originally Posted by jin22gt
there isnt any long term fix for this problem with our cars??
Any news on polyurethane bushings for the G? Last I heard they either don't exist or are impossible to find.
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It's number 10 in the diagram...Originally Posted by RADIOGUY21
... Whats is the compression rod anyway...


