Front End Sqeak. 2008 g35x Eibach
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Front End Sqeak. 2008 g35x Eibach
Good afternoon Ladies and Gents,
I did use the search button, got some good info but many of those threads have not been closed out with results. Whilst reading the world wide web i notices that the V35 model had compression bushing that needed to be replaced. On the V36 forums I noticed that the sway bar bushings needed to either be replaced or upgraded or oiled.
I lowered my car in September with Eibach Pro kit, used. The front sits lower than rear, and is a bit rough. I have about 116k miles on the car and roughly 6-7k after the install. It started squeaking only after the winter started. I am in Maryland no snow yet but the temperature has been 65-20f.
Any help would be great.
I did use the search button, got some good info but many of those threads have not been closed out with results. Whilst reading the world wide web i notices that the V35 model had compression bushing that needed to be replaced. On the V36 forums I noticed that the sway bar bushings needed to either be replaced or upgraded or oiled.
I lowered my car in September with Eibach Pro kit, used. The front sits lower than rear, and is a bit rough. I have about 116k miles on the car and roughly 6-7k after the install. It started squeaking only after the winter started. I am in Maryland no snow yet but the temperature has been 65-20f.
Any help would be great.
#2
I fixed my front squeak by replacing the sway bar bushings (lubing them didn't help). They are relatively inexpensive and quite easy to do, and after as many miles as your car has, they surely could use replacement. Being that you've lowered the car, it could be something completely different, but I'd start there and see if that didn't fix it for you.
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harshybar (01-09-2015)
#3
You've gotta list what you have changed out so far.
Also, alignment specs would be helpful if you've got them. If not that's cool, but if you've changed any parts in your suspension, it would be helpful for us to try and diagnose your prob.
Also, when it tends to do it most (I.e. left turns, right turns, over bumps or uneven road, temps at which its most noticeable, etc.)
Also, alignment specs would be helpful if you've got them. If not that's cool, but if you've changed any parts in your suspension, it would be helpful for us to try and diagnose your prob.
Also, when it tends to do it most (I.e. left turns, right turns, over bumps or uneven road, temps at which its most noticeable, etc.)
#4
You've gotta list what you have changed out so far.
Also, alignment specs would be helpful if you've got them. If not that's cool, but if you've changed any parts in your suspension, it would be helpful for us to try and diagnose your prob.
Also, when it tends to do it most (I.e. left turns, right turns, over bumps or uneven road, temps at which its most noticeable, etc.)
Also, alignment specs would be helpful if you've got them. If not that's cool, but if you've changed any parts in your suspension, it would be helpful for us to try and diagnose your prob.
Also, when it tends to do it most (I.e. left turns, right turns, over bumps or uneven road, temps at which its most noticeable, etc.)
#5
I fixed my front squeak by replacing the sway bar bushings (lubing them didn't help). They are relatively inexpensive and quite easy to do, and after as many miles as your car has, they surely could use replacement. Being that you've lowered the car, it could be something completely different, but I'd start there and see if that didn't fix it for you.
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https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...ml#post6944755
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https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...ml#post6944755
This is the part number i found for the g35x on infinitipartsusa.com : #54613JK50B-1442053-195901.
Last edited by harshybar; 01-09-2015 at 11:23 AM. Reason: Found It
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The number you need is: 54613-JK50B
http://www.trademotion.com/parts/ind...&siteid=215819
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harshybar (01-22-2015)
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I fixed my front squeak by replacing the sway bar bushings (lubing them didn't help). They are relatively inexpensive and quite easy to do, and after as many miles as your car has, they surely could use replacement. Being that you've lowered the car, it could be something completely different, but I'd start there and see if that didn't fix it for you.
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