Ok I've got a 2.4l with eiboch sportlines ok, and now I'm hearing a very high pitched skweak (lol spelling), coming from behind me when I hit a bump once in awhile, and then sometimes I don't!! Wtf is going on? feels like my car might fall apart sometimes!!!

Again its a high pitched squek coming from the back end, maybe not the suspensoin I hope... HELP ME PLEASE!!!

 

did you install the springs yourself?

 

No, Kal tire up here did it.. Its a store I've never had a problem with!!

 

They cut my bump stops you name it, thankfully they have a no hassle warranty but how can the back end start squekin like that?? I mean its not bad and **** it will go away for the longest time too, then like that little mouse in your wall... grrrr

 

i left my bumpstops and i've had no problem. maybe thats ur prob

 

They just cut them so theres no bare medal and besides I think it would be more a thud? I've got my car right now at work so maybe I'll pull it in the plant and take a look!! I hit a big dip in the road with my front end and the car held up fine and yet never abused the back when it happened! aaaargh

I hope its not something caused by my springs cause I imagine my warrenty might not cover it??

 

I have a squek coming from my front right strut since i lowered it... I only get it taking a hard left... either way my friend does suspension work for a living he said it's the spring rubbing in what ever you call the rubber deal on top of the spring making that noise.

 

ya I looked under the car last night and and I do see those rubber sleaves but nothing out of the ordinary, as long as the cars not in trouble I can handle it!! I'll just have to crank up my stereo I guess,lol..

 

Could be many problems.

1. The springs getting used to the car.
2. Faulty Springs
3. Water on the brake's (which would cause a squeek if contact was made)
4. God hates you.

 

there is a tsb for that check it out bulletin #06-03-09-005a

 

tsb?? bulletin # whats that? Sorry I'm at work and dont think as clearly!!

 

http://www.alldata.com/tsb/General-M...09-005/51.html

check out tsb

 

Wow thanks eh!!!!! now I just gotta figure out wtf are the insulators?? hehe But ya thanks I went to Edmonton which has to have some of the worst roads ever and well that squekin was nuts!!!

 

Oh one more thing!!! is this crap covered by the warrenty?? None has to answer I will figure it out, but its a concern!!

 

I KNOW WHJAT IT IS READ THIS....

i had this on mine and i couldnt figure it out it pissd me off...... look at your car when iots on the gfround..... your rear crossmember conncecting your wheels is hitting your exhaust... it will look fine but have somone alittle heavier sit in your car and youll see how close it gets/...... im talking about the bar that looks like this
/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0\ ... its like a triangle shape/./// let me know what you find

 

oh ****!! ok Biohazard I'll check first thing tomorow morning... thanks

 

Happens on my car sometimes too, and my suspension is still stock.

 

Well I don't know if its the cold weather??? but I checked my back seats and the mechanism that releases them.. Well I put a peice of electrical tape around the little catch bar on the passenger side back seat and well I heard a tiny squek last night as I drove home now nothing x alot, but we'll see as its cold out and my cars sitting in a warm building!?
Maybe those noises are warm weather activated???

 

It IS your backseat.
I had my rear insulators changed thinking it would fix the problem and it didn't.
Then I went to my backseat and jerked the right side up and down and around... and then the high pitched mousey squeak went away for a week, now it's 'trying' to come back but only every now and then. It's something underneath where the seat and the back meet. Someone posted having a heavier person sit in there.... he's right. I put my roomate in the backseat behind me and the squeak went away.

I believe my entire back seat is not 'secured' down as tight as it should be. The left side is tight, the right side I can wrench up and down. It's something that fastens the seat to the car that isn't right. I'm bringing her in.

Good luck!