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Replace bushes, think they're about £125 iirc
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Hartech do reconditioned arms as it's labour intensive to replace the bushes, think they're about £125 IIRC
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Happy Monday everyone.
I have a funny creeking noise coming from the front and i am just wondering if anyone else has experience this?
It sounds like the front (suspension, i am guessing) is creeking much like how an old person does! :floor: When i had the car last service at Porsche i think he mentioned something about bushes or brushes?!?!?! Would these be the issue here? It can happen when i learn on the front and try and rock the car but it primarily happens when going over speed humps and this weekend i noticed even more and so did the passenger next to me!
I have its MOT coming up in about 7 weeks and any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Chris
Do a search on here, think you'll find it's a frequently occuring problem...
http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=37679&highlight=control
http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=21722&highlight=squeak
Take it to a good Indy for diagnosis :thumb:
Thanks for the post guys. The creeking doesnt drive me up the wall just yet but think it might do going into next year!
Can anyone tell me exactly where the bushes are as i think i will try and give them a clean and maybe spray some WD40 on them.
Giving them a clean and a spray is a very short term fix. Have a look at
www.Design911.com
under suspension and you should see a diagram with parts. Hartech do reconditioned arms as it's labour intensive to replace the bushes, think they're about £125 IIRC
Not 100% but no, you'll need the wheels off, even with a lift as I'm sure they'd be under load with the weight of the wheel, could be wrong though. I don't know anyone who's done this as a DIY job but stand to be corrected...
if your doing them they would be better on axle stands with wheels off..
if you know of someone with a 2 post lift then you can do them with wheels on..
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