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Creak from drivers fron wheel area

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It was the due to worn bushes and was quoted £600 from OPC who then did it for free as a goodwill gesture as I had only had the car for 2 weeks.
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It was the due to worn bushes and was quoted £600 from OPC who then did it for free as a goodwill gesture as I had only had the car for 2 weeks.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Old forum user Unidentified(11139) wrote: My 996 has developed a rather loud creak from the drivers side front wheel area. It occurs whenever i accelerate /decelerate - when the weight is transfered front to back. When stationery if i wiggle the steering wheel to the right I get the creak and if i push down on the wing. I'm guessing it's something like a top mount or one of the many bushes in the suspension but I can pin point what exactly because when i jack the car up to get underneath and take the weight of the wheel I cant initiate the creak. Anyone had a simmilar thing? can anyone narrow it down? thanks in advance Migration info. Legacy thread was 124880

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I had a creak from the front which occured when the steering wheel was turned when parked. It was the due to worn bushes and was quoted £600 from OPC who then did it for free as a goodwill gesture as I had only had the car for 2 weeks. It was a 2002 c2 996 with 34k miles. Good Luck Migration info. Legacy thread was 124897

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Old forum user Unidentified(11139) wrote: that was good of them, but what exactly was it? which bushes? Migration info. Legacy thread was 124898

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