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Old 01-10-2005, 12:42 PM   #9
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Re: Replaced Bearing assembly - Now it creaks

Creaks and grunts are usually caused by spring isolators or bushings, as was stated here. Sometimes when you have a car lifted, with all compession off the suspension, and you are doing work that involves moving/jarring parts that are normally under compression, you unseat a rubber part, or knock dirt into a gap between parts. The spray lube will stop the noise for a while when it finds it's way into the problem, but it may return. If it does it even when the car is standing still and you turn the wheel, I would suspect the upper spring isolator, or the strut bearing plate as the source.
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