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Occassional squeaking from front driver-side tire
Looking for some help in trying to troubleshoot and diagnosis an occasional squeak from the front driver-side tire (FDST) on my 2004 Echo (4dr sedan).
I have tried to figure out under what conditions I hear the squeaking and this is what I've come up with: FDST usually starts to squeak after the car has warmed up. It is not constant, but does seem to be consistent as a the tire rotates (as if it is the same spot(s) per tire revolution). It is audible mainly during acceleration at low speeds (less than 50 km/h). There is absolutely no squeaking or sound if I apply the brakes. There is no squeaking at higher speeds (greater than 60 km/h). I can pretty consistently reproduce the squeaking if I just slightly turn the steering wheel to the left. I would appreciate ideas and suggestions. Thanks! |
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