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Small squeek from left front wheel???

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JacKniK

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My Left front wheel is makin noise, but it only changes due to speed. At a slow roll its a slow plused squeek that speeds up as i drive faster... Brakes don't make it louder or quieter... I'm not sure what it is... I have new rims (FR500 from American Muscle) and i just got LT's put in... any1 have any ideas on what it could be?
 

flstang65

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bushing or a grease point that needs to be hit with a grease gun?
sorry man, never heard of that one.
 

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Usually bad ball joints squeak. They are easy to change, but time consuming, as you need to take most of the suspension off to get to them.
 

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maybe a bad spring isolator?
 

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If it was your ball joints, the squeek would more than likely be heard more when turning than driving a straight line. If it's a pulsed squeek that increases as you accelerate, then I'm gonna suggest a loose pad brushing the rotor, or possibly a caliper bracket out of alignment. Just my .02 on other possibilities.

Good luck.
 

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naw i was driving around NYC last weekend and i think i hit a couple hard bumps... not doing that again... anyways my rim was just loose... i tightined it up and its fine now... thanks tho...
 

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Man...good thing that sucker didn't come off and roll down the road...cause you might have ended up on the curb.
 

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thing must have been super loose to not come off but still squeak... lucky. glad it's fixed.
 
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