The front of my car seems to sqeek when i drive. I have front camber kits, good shocks, and just changed the upper control arm. Do i just need to lube the camber kit or is it something else. its a 95 civic hatch. Its on both sides of the car and is annoying when i drive.

 

bump anyone help?

 

If its a constant squeal it could be wheel bearings, or brake rotors

 

might need to re-grease your bushings

 

my car had this super annoying squeek, and i couldn't figure out where it was coming from, i thought it was teh shocks, then the seat, but after some intense investigation i found it was my seat belt!!!, the little thing you clip it into was squeeking, so annoying!

 

yea it might be ima probaly going to use some kind of lubricant on everything that moves in my car such as hinges seat belt. also gonna re grease the camber kit bushing, and change rotors some time this week. anybody recommend some kind of lube or grease that i should buy? something from kragen or auto or stores like that?

 

try some KY jelly warming sensation

 

I'm in the same situation...not a seatbelt though. It is definately coming from the front of the car either under the hood or in the wheel well

 

When the squeak is heard can help a lot with the diagnosis.

Do you hear it when you brake? When you accelerate? Go around a corner?

 

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mine is on initial startup of engine when cold...going over speed bumps, and when you shut the door. I really need to get my girlfriend out there to dhut the door while im under the car listening for the squeek.

 

mines pretty much when you drive. like drive period.

 

Mine could be as well, but I probably cant hear it over the exhaust

 

so any grease or lube that anyone recommends using?

 

buy a stethiscope to help you locate annoying noises,

Is the Noise comming from Inside the car or Under the Hood Somwhere?
Is the Noise comming from the Front or Back of Vehicle?
Drivers side or Passenger side?
How long has the Noise been there?
How loud of a Noise is it?
At Which speed do you Hear it?
Is the Noise Continious or does it come and go?
Do you only hear it over bumps or while turning?

 

could be anything , but maybe your power steering, alternator, or AC belt might of ripped check that. or new/old tires or brakes thats some common squeaky sound

 

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HA!

 

i hear it as long as a drive on a bumpy road. and its been there since i've got the camber kit installed. and its defintely coming from the passenger front. im sure its the camber kit just needs some lubing cause it comes from that area.

 

Worn bushings maybe?

 

when i push down on the car even when its off it makes a sqeeky sound, does that mean my bushings are worn and need to change them?

 

If you hear it when you start up the car it could be your serpentine belt. You can get a can of belt conditioner for 6 bucks.

 

Suspensions squeaking, may be worn bushings, or dirt on the springs (yes, that can make it an annoying squeak-like noise if there is too much dirt on pressure points of the springs)

 

sounds like dirt. did it rain recently? did u drive in dirt?

 

My car did the same thing. Same Area, Clean it, lub it. and your good to go. and BTW do it to all the others.

 

i know waht your talking about it just happened to my cousin's car....his mounts were going out(driver side). pushing the motor around it wuz sqeaking..rather annoying...try it out.......

 

Your lower ball joints may be going bad. And my hatch is doing about the same thing and i just pocked a little hole in the rubber boot and srayed it with greese. and it will stop for about six to eight months