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YOUR RESEARCHCreaky Steering
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Repair by international autos in milwaukee
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$1000 each side to replace the lower wishbone at the dealer.
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A few people suggested the Wurth's lubricant on the lower bushing and it seems to have fixed the problem for some people.
I just picked up my 911 today, and I already have a funny creak in the steering column. It's most obvious when parking/ going slow. but I think it is creaking all the time and I just can't hear it over my awesome Fabspeed exhaust!
Could it be low hydraulic fluid - or something more serious. My wife will KILL me if I already have a problem with my new car.
HELP!
Lower control arm bushings are more likely. $1000 each side to replace the lower wishbone at the dealer. $250 for the part I think if you want to do it yourself.
I went through this on picking up my car. A few people suggested the Wurth's lubricant on the lower bushing and it seems to have fixed the problem for some people. It didn't fix mine.
P.S. I'm not following you
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I took the car out this morning and I did not have the creaking. So I'm guessing it is a temperature thing. Creaks when it's hot, quiet when it isn't. Is that another clue? Any other ideas?
M: I have a similar creak in my steering column as well, they picked it up during ppi and said it is nothing with suspension but in the column inside the cabin. Perhaps bent something or other. Mine seems to do it when its cold, it didn't act up all summer. I did hear it once this fall, when car was initially started and backed out of drive. My solution, leave well enough alone.
See the following thread "Creaking in Suspension Finally Solved !!! "
This only applies if your noise is coming from the drivers side suspension area which is most noticeably felt through the stearing column.
For me it was the drivers side "Inner Tied Rod". Fixed by international Autos in Milwaukee.
Nick
It's not major, more of an annoyance if anything. It get's worse over time though. Depends how bad little noises bother you. For me it was unbearable. I keep thinking how can I be driving a Porsche 911 that creaks everytime I drive it around a bump or crack in the pavement.
Nick
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