squeek in the rear when accelerating out of a turn..WTF?
Please help i have no idea what is causing it, squeek in the rear when accelerating out of a turn, and only when doing so....squeek squeek squeek, a brake like squeek but im sure its not the breaks, they never squeek any other time. any suggestions?
worn shock or worn spring mount or worn exhaust mount.
If your wheel bearings are loose as you turn the disc slightly rubs the caliper and makes a squeek.
Especially if its a squeek squeek squeek at the same rpm as the wheels.
i yer and it sounds like its coming from the left side at the back so it might be wheel bearing. hope so thats easy enough to fix...you dont think its low diff oil or anything?..and would worn shocks or mounts or any other things only squeek on acceleration out of courners? it dosnt squeek over bumps or stops or starts.
and also wouldnt my wheel wobble when i shake it, as in, wouldnt there be play in there if i grab the wheel and shake @#$% out of it, tho i can barely get my hands round the wheels due to bugger all clearnace.
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Do you have IRS or solid rear - both have different squeak sources.
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In that case it could be a bad CV joint or the wheel bearing ...neither are cheap.... check by jacking the wheel up and checking for side play in the bearing and the same for the CV joints.Originally Posted by Beadan
"If anyone disagrees with anything I say, I am quite prepared not only to retract it, but also to deny under oath that I ever said it." --T. Lehrer
"The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that you've got it made." -- Jean Giraudoux
Yeah ok il look at them Tomoz then cheers bud.
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