Squeaking Noise/front Driver Side Wheel
#1
Squeaking Noise/front Driver Side Wheel
Does Anyone Else Other Than Myself Experience A Irratating Squeaking Noise That Appears To Be Coming From The Driver Side Wheel (maybe A Spring, A Strut Or Something). I Hear It When Making Right Turns Or Going Over Curbs Or Speed Bumps. I Really Do Not Know A Lot About The Suspension Components, But I Would Really Like To Get Rid Of This Noise. Any Suggestions As To What This May Be?
#4
I have this problem but notice it when making a hard left and usually going over an incline like in my parking garage. Sometimes at the drive thru as well when I have the wheel cut all the way to the left. It has been going on for months. I have an appointment at the deal at the end of the month for that and a laundry list of other things.
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Originally Posted by sshocker96
hmm, carfax said my car was in a front end collision too...
#8
I had this problem as well. I though maybe the brake pad were worn and it was the warning chirp. Took the car to a shop, they said the brake pads were fine.
So I asked what was happening and they said that the rotor had a "Hot Spot" on it, a small area where maybe the rotor had gotten too hot once or something.
A quick rotor turn...problem solved.
So I asked what was happening and they said that the rotor had a "Hot Spot" on it, a small area where maybe the rotor had gotten too hot once or something.
A quick rotor turn...problem solved.
#9
Originally Posted by Jopa416
I had this problem as well. I though maybe the brake pad were worn and it was the warning chirp. Took the car to a shop, they said the brake pads were fine.
So I asked what was happening and they said that the rotor had a "Hot Spot" on it, a small area where maybe the rotor had gotten too hot once or something.
A quick rotor turn...problem solved.
So I asked what was happening and they said that the rotor had a "Hot Spot" on it, a small area where maybe the rotor had gotten too hot once or something.
A quick rotor turn...problem solved.
#10
Originally Posted by Jopa416
I had this problem as well. I though maybe the brake pad were worn and it was the warning chirp. Took the car to a shop, they said the brake pads were fine.
So I asked what was happening and they said that the rotor had a "Hot Spot" on it, a small area where maybe the rotor had gotten too hot once or something.
A quick rotor turn...problem solved.
So I asked what was happening and they said that the rotor had a "Hot Spot" on it, a small area where maybe the rotor had gotten too hot once or something.
A quick rotor turn...problem solved.
#11
Mine was in a front end collision too. Had a noise in the front left wheel when first start the car going, ended up being the bushings (should be the control arm bushings)....
realatively cheap fix, came out to 100 with labor and parts.....
realatively cheap fix, came out to 100 with labor and parts.....
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