Very odd very annoying suspension (?) issue here… whenever going over any bumps or turning I have a loud creaking from the rear right specially… like almost from the rear pass door card. I also have a high pitched short squeak over bumps which I suspect is unrelated. As for the creaking: my RSM are basically brand new poly ones from BW… tried soaking them in wd40 and no difference. Any idea what this could be? Somehow my door card? Spring binding? Sway bar bushings? Thank you!
Creaking when turning AND over bumps?
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Very odd very annoying suspension (?) issue here… whenever going over any bumps or turning I have a loud creaking from the rear right specially… like almost from the rear pass door card. I also have a high pitched short squeak over bumps which I suspect is unrelated. As for the creaking: my RSM are basically brand new poly ones from BW… tried soaking them in wd40 and no difference. Any idea what this could be? Somehow my door card? Spring binding? Sway bar bushings? Thank you! -
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Check for a loose shock mount, missing or damaged spring seat isolators, exhaust rubbing the valence, loose stuff in the trunk, etc.Comment
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I add to check the rear lower control arm bushings. Jack the rear up and support the car by the frame. Then grab the tire on left and right side and push/pull it. Do the same with a top and bottom grip. The noise may show up.
I had a clunk that came from a bolt that had seized in the bushing. Over time this wore out the inner rear trailing arm mount hole and caused the movement. The squeak maybe the start of this.Comment
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I add to check the rear lower control arm bushings. Jack the rear up and support the car by the frame. Then grab the tire on left and right side and push/pull it. Do the same with a top and bottom grip. The noise may show up.
I had a clunk that came from a bolt that had seized in the bushing. Over time this wore out the inner rear trailing arm mount hole and caused the movement. The squeak maybe the start of this.Comment
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That very well could be. Get a friend to perform the push on the wheel and get under the (use jackstands) car and feel for the noise. If its that loud, you should be able to feel the vibration on your finger. Touch the inner and outer RCAB locations, something should stand out.Comment
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