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04-09-07, 06:07 AM

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Buick Regal Suspension Issues

I have 2000 bucik regal with replaced struts from "fast struts" new control arms w/upper and lower tierods. Only thing not replaced is cv joints and steering links. The car squeaking on the right front when rolling in straight line. Cannot figure out problem. Anyone have an asnwer????

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04-09-07, 06:54 AM

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This us usually cause by the rubber seal around the spring perch. The rubber seal will tear allowing the spring to rub on the metal perch itself. You will have to remove the strut/spring and put a new rubber seal on the perch and then spray the area down with some lithium grease.

This is probably your issue.

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04-09-07, 08:59 AM

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I presume that you eliminated the disc brake warning indicator as a source of the squeak.

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