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Squek from the back left??
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So theres a squek constantly when im driving, sounds like the back left of my 306 ..... any ideas what this could be?
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Mmmm normally i'd make a joke about your location and the method of lowering beams you as a country seem to favour, but you've proved you're an exception to the bumpstop rule lol

In all seriousness though, if it's a creaky squeak it could well be trailing arm bearings have packed in. Noticed any camber or movement of the arm? Could be a squeaky shock too?
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(03-06-2013, 09:41 PM)Darren123 Wrote: So theres a squek constantly when im driving, sounds like the back left of my 306 ..... any ideas what this could be?

Does it go when you brake? Mines been squeeking since I owned it just took lazy to clean brakes
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(03-06-2013, 10:09 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: Mmmm normally i'd make a joke about your location and the method of lowering beams you as a country seem to favour, but you've proved you're an exception to the bumpstop rule lol

In all seriousness though, if it's a creaky squeak it could well be trailing arm bearings have packed in. Noticed any camber or movement of the arm? Could be a squeaky shock too?

Unfortunately its lowered in nicks Dodgy Gonna sort that in a few weeks when i get outta exams. But yeah, theres camber alright!! .... just looked, notice the retainer holding the cables is missing from the left side? :/ hardly make any difference?

(03-06-2013, 10:19 PM)kentiiboii Wrote:
(03-06-2013, 09:41 PM)Darren123 Wrote: So theres a squek constantly when im driving, sounds like the back left of my 306 ..... any ideas what this could be?

Does it go when you brake? Mines been squeeking since I owned it just took lazy to clean brakes
Yeah, awful nice when i break lighl. Then when im driving theres an irritating squek. and if i pushed it up and down while its parked it squeks. like this for a week or two. getting annoying now!
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Chris sins about right then
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If there's camber it's 99.9% the bearings that have packed in then.. depending how bad, you might be able to rebuild that beam, or start saving for a replacement
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(04-06-2013, 04:59 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: If there's camber it's 99.9% the bearings that have packed in then.. depending how bad, you might be able to rebuild that beam, or start saving for a replacement

Put it up on the lift, oiled it and its gone :O might not have greased it putting it back together :/
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It'll probably come back then, the bearings should be greased out the packet so they've probably dried out?
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(04-06-2013, 08:07 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: It'll probably come back then, the bearings should be greased out the packet so they've probably dried out?

True :/ Definately bearings anyways, thanks for the halp man! Smile Repped Smile
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In fact if you lubed it, the rubber seals at the end of the tube will be f*cked too or there'd be no way the oil would get in lol
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(04-06-2013, 08:11 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: In fact if you lubed it, the rubber seals at the end of the tube will be f*cked too or there'd be no way the oil would get in lol

Joys of cars Big Grin hahaha so what effect that gonna have?
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Condensation in the beam tube leading to corrosion and collapsed bearings, eventually major camber and beam death, if it gets REAL bad the actual arm will seize in the tube. My old 205 beam was f*cked, the trailing arm didn't even move aha
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(04-06-2013, 08:15 PM)cwspellowe Wrote: Condensation in the beam tube leading to corrosion and collapsed bearings, eventually major camber and beam death, if it gets REAL bad the actual arm will seize in the tube. My old 205 beam was f*cked, the trailing arm didn't even move aha

I'd want to change it fast so? .... Is changing the beam a hard job?
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Could be as simple as a rear damper, had a massive squeal and knocking on mine then found that one of the damper bushes had eaten itself...
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if he has oiled it and its stopped...it aint the damper.

sounds just like a knackered beam.

oil is just masking the issue
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(15-06-2013, 11:32 AM)Piggy Wrote: if he has oiled it and its stopped...it aint the damper.

sounds just like a knackered beam.

oil is just masking the issue

Yup Smile har dor easy job chaning the beam? think theres a 306 for breaking up the road from me, but its been left outside parked for 2 years!! Would the beam outta that be any good i wonder?
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(15-06-2013, 01:24 PM)Darren123 Wrote:
(15-06-2013, 11:32 AM)Piggy Wrote: if he has oiled it and its stopped...it aint the damper.

sounds just like a knackered beam.

oil is just masking the issue

Yup Smile har dor easy job chaning the beam? think theres a 306 for breaking up the road from me, but its been left outside parked for 2 years!! Would the beam outta that be any good i wonder?
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I think you'll find it's 6 nuts, so ner.
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yeah...just brake pipe connections that can be a pig.

best to jack up car, remove exhaust back end and spare wheel/cage.

I find leaving wheels on handy if doing by self to help roll it out and new one in
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(15-06-2013, 08:34 PM)Piggy Wrote: yeah...just brake pipe connections that can be a pig.

best to jack up car, remove exhaust back end and spare wheel/cage.

I find leaving wheels on handy if doing by self to help roll it out and new one in


Must go for that rear axle tommorow or soon! Should it be ok even though its been parked outside with a year or two? :/
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Check it for camber whist it still on tue car. If you notice camber dont bother buying it

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