squeaky balljoint
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Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Louisiana
There should be a hole in the bottom of them to put a grease zerk in them to lube. Check to make sure they're not worn out first. Most of the squeaks come from the control arm bushings. There you can spray alittle teflon type lube on them to stop the squeaks.
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Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: va
Today I noticed that inside both front wheels do it bad, i bent down next to the wheels. Its really loud ( like a squeaky belt) when i had my kid turn the wheel left and right about 4 inches back and forth. Makes noise turning both ways, but goes away when it warms up at the shop! Of coarse it does .... LOL it seems to happen only when its below 32 degrees.
