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Old 04-18-14, 09:39 PM
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When I make a left, my car makes this eeek...eeek...eeek noise, when I'm going straight and go over a bump there is no noise, I press the brakes on all stops no noise, making a right no noise...Any ideas guys?

I tried checking the front left brakes today and it looks fine, I even cleaned it a bit and it's still the same.
Old 04-19-14, 12:41 AM
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Mods? wheels? coilovers?

If you do, it might just be rubbing.
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or you have some debris between the rotor and the dust cover.
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If the weather is cold, it cold be shock bushing. You can spray lithium grease on it and should make it go away. I would spray anything that moves aswell. Another tip, take your car to a mechanic or an oil change place and have them inject your ball joint with grease through the zerk fitting
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Originally Posted by energie8
When I make a left, my car makes this eeek...eeek...eeek noise, when I'm going straight and go over a bump there is no noise, I press the brakes on all stops no noise, making a right no noise...Any ideas guys?

I tried checking the front left brakes today and it looks fine, I even cleaned it a bit and it's still the same.
Your front tires have an abnormal inner wear pattern?
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Ahhh I got it fixed, the shop said 2 metal pieces were scraping against each other. Thanks guys
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Do share what it was! Now you've piqued my interest lol
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Originally Posted by energie8
Ahhh I got it fixed, the shop said 2 metal pieces were scraping against each other. Thanks guys
What was the issue??
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yesh what was it?
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Sorry for late reply guys, didn't think anyone replied after :P

But anyway, the mechanic said it was due to a piece of metal scraping the brakes, not sure how it got there to be honest, but overall nothing was damaged
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