Squeak from rear. (Now fixed)

  1. #1
    Have searched this but not found anything conclusive,

    I have a squeak coming from the back of my car right nearside wheel, i think i have narrowed it down to either the shock needing greasing or needing to tighten the arb plate or something.

    So basically at the weekend im going to jack the car up to have a look under it and am wanting to know how i would go about tightening the plate (what tools etc as i would have to borrow some) and what sort of grease for the shock.

    Also while i am under there should i check for anything else that are known bad points?

    Ta in advance

    Jack.
  2. #2
    copper grease for the shocker bolts
    arb bolt is a 13m bolt same again copper grease wil do the trick
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  3. #3
    It'll be your ARB bolt mate. Just tighten it up. Always happening on lowered saxo's
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    Quote:
    Originally Posted by kyle4256 View Post
    copper grease for the shocker bolts
    arb bolt is a 13m bolt same again copper grease wil do the trick
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by 5trudd3rs View Post
    It'll be your ARB bolt mate. Just tighten it up. Always happening on lowered saxo's
    Ta had a look is defiantly arb bolt ta

    Just had a look and the drivers side rear wheel is about 15mm further in than the passenger side something to worry about?
  5. #5
    get a strengthened bolt to tighten the ARB! they snap very easily and are a nightmare to get out
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    Quote:
    Originally Posted by LSOfreak View Post
    get a strengthened bolt to tighten the ARB! they snap very easily and are a nightmare to get out
    Is it a specific type of bolt? where would i get one? going to take it to the garage that lowered it get them to tighten it try and get them to do it for free
  7. #7
    well i pm'd 'swampy' of here and he sent me a couple of them for a few quid
  8. #8
    Just tightened (gradually was just waiting for it to shear but it didn't ) it up was really loose quite surprising.

    Ta for all your help, thanks given.

    Jack.