Squeaky rear end
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My ss does the same thing. Pretty much all it is is the springs. You could try greasing them but i don't know if that'll work. I haven't tried it on mine. I usually turn the radio up to drown out the noise! ha. Hope i helped.
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I thought it was my shocks as well. I replaced my rears with some koni shocks and I still have the same noise when I go over a speed bump. I've read a couple of "what's this squeak" threads and they all seem to be attributed to different components. From the simplest fix (greasing bushings) to others that are a little more involved, they are not all the same.
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Found it I think tonight, something in my T-top latch. I pulled the handle slightly to put a little pressure on it (locked so it can't open) and it seems the squeaking stopped. Stupid me can't remember whether I heard the squeaking with the t-tops off or not.
Oh, and btw, it is brake, not break - you don't want brakes breaking
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do you have a stock rear end or performance suspension parts with poly ends?
Factory suspension parts usually do not sqeek but aftermarket poly parts require periodic greese lube.
Factory suspension parts usually do not sqeek but aftermarket poly parts require periodic greese lube.
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mine squeaks all around when driving around alot. as in i can stop my car and go push on it above the tires and it squeaks. Also when i floor it it squeaks around the rear end. never been able to figure it out tho...i assumed bad shocks
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My passengers side rear end of the car makes a very loud squeaking sound when its cold outside. Also does it almost every time i take a turn and punch it. Have no idea what it is.
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When I have a squeak, I open the rear hatch and stand in the trunk, then make the car jump a little, to see if I can still hear it. From there, I determine if it's internal or external.
So far, it has always been external. In my cases, I've had squeaky:
1) lower control arm bushings (lubed to fix)
2) swaybar endlinks (lubed to fix)
3) panhard bar ends (lubed to fix)
4) springs (the rubber isolator wasn't centered quite right, so I had the spring scraping on the body)
Hope that helps.
-Mike
So far, it has always been external. In my cases, I've had squeaky:
1) lower control arm bushings (lubed to fix)
2) swaybar endlinks (lubed to fix)
3) panhard bar ends (lubed to fix)
4) springs (the rubber isolator wasn't centered quite right, so I had the spring scraping on the body)
Hope that helps.
-Mike