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Hey,

Noticed recently a creaking sound coming from the front left wheel when taking any speed humps/dips in the road.

When the weather is under 15degree's i get a loud scrubbing/creaking sound when i go up a hump or hit a dip etc. After 15degs its usually quiet unless i take a larger bump at faster speed etc.

If the steering wheel is turned to the right and i take a bump etc the sound seems to be there regardless of weather temperature.

This never happened before and just popped out of the blue.

It sounded like tyre scrubbing so i swapped to stock wheels but the sound is still there.

Took the car to suspension place and got all my adjustable bushes re greased along with a wheel alignment.

The problem is still there...

I currently have second hand KYB shocks with HKS springs.

Would this be my front left shock absorber creating the noise?

Any help will be great

Thanks :down:

I have the same issue but its because we painted the springs and the helper spring, so when I hit a hard bump, ie. speedhump, the spring compresses and makes a loud sqeaking sound.

Sounds different to your issue though, can you compress the car when its stationary and get any sound?

I have the exact same thing! I figure it is the shocks because mine are crap. My theory is that when it is cold they are not lubricated properly and it makes noise, but I probably don't know what I'm talking about :P

:yes: i have gone pas tthat stage and now the absorber is dead!... WRAPPED IN PLASTIC! mauahah

nah check your bushes.. seems like dirt has got in..

i need tien SS or soemthing for street/track and hills

yeah took it back for an inspection.

They said its most likely another bush which needs to be re-greased. Although its a trial and error process to find the squeaking one :spank:

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