Squealing noise, and grinding sounds during braking
02-01-11, 09:52 PM
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Squealing noise, and grinding sounds during braking
Squealing noise, and grinding during braking from the front of the vehicle. Determine what side the noise is coming from. it would be the front lower control arm bushing. I purchase mine $33.99 from auto warehouse in San Jose, California, United States. Or go to "www.autowearhouse.biz" to view the store. store owner's name is Jerry phone#408-460-6602 great guy to do business with got part in a very timely manner! Information I got on the part is well worth it I had my left driver side done and it works and runs fine. I am thinking of doing the passanger side the same way with the same bushing.
Don't be fooled by mechanics and dealers who tell you that the bushings on your vehicle cannot be replaced. Whole entire assemblies don't have to be purchased. Save yourself tons of money with these bushing replacement inserts. These are Polyurethane! Engineered to fit better, last longer, and provide increased performance. Whether your repairing your worn OEM bushings, upgrading for better performance, or simply refreshing the brand new feel of your car. Polyurethane bushings is the best way to go!
Polyurethane bushings are used in professional race vehicles such as NASCAR, because of its ability to endure harsh driving conditions and because the material is impervious to oil and salt.
Don't be fooled by mechanics and dealers who tell you that the bushings on your vehicle cannot be replaced. Whole entire assemblies don't have to be purchased. Save yourself tons of money with these bushing replacement inserts. These are Polyurethane! Engineered to fit better, last longer, and provide increased performance. Whether your repairing your worn OEM bushings, upgrading for better performance, or simply refreshing the brand new feel of your car. Polyurethane bushings is the best way to go!
Polyurethane bushings are used in professional race vehicles such as NASCAR, because of its ability to endure harsh driving conditions and because the material is impervious to oil and salt.
02-06-11, 09:16 PM
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Something is very wrong about the original post in this thread. It doesn't seem to fit well together. It almost seems like a spam bot advertisement.
02-06-11, 09:41 PM
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02-07-11, 01:42 AM
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I'm stuck in the same boat...
I still searching in this forum for alternatives, for bad LCA bushings...
Replace them, replace the entire LCA with new bushings installed, or replace the LCA with an LCA from a Supra? Still searching for an answer to the last method mentioned...
My bushings are almost non existant, so removing shouldn't be tough. However, how tough is it to install/press new bushings? Any special tools suggested?
Thanks!
Patrick
I still searching in this forum for alternatives, for bad LCA bushings...
Replace them, replace the entire LCA with new bushings installed, or replace the LCA with an LCA from a Supra? Still searching for an answer to the last method mentioned...
My bushings are almost non existant, so removing shouldn't be tough. However, how tough is it to install/press new bushings? Any special tools suggested?
Thanks!
Patrick
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