Question:
My 2002 Ford Focus has a suspension problem on the left side (I think). It makes a really squeaky springy noise when I go over bumps whenever I have someone or something in the back.
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I don't really notice it when the car is empty. I am covered by my warranty, which is over soon, and they cover any licensed mechanic.
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The ford dealer doesn't take problems like this on the weekend and I can't take day off from work.
Is there a common shop, maybe a chain that you recommend? I live in Miami, FL if you know any private ones, Thank you all!
Answers:
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Take it to Midas or Meinke and they can diagnose the problem. If it is just a squeak going over bumps then it is probably the bushing, it may need replacing. Check your owners manual to see if it covered under warranty.how much will an alternator cost for my 88 honda accord?
It sounds like the suspension is dry, try spraying some contact oil on the springs and bushes, then bounce the suspension to work the oil in. keep spraying until the squeak goes.If it is just dry a warranty wouldn't cover it.
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Grease is to thick for bushes on a focus as there are no grease points and it wont soak it, just spray it with WD40 and work the suspension, that will work fine.
The bushes are where the suspension arms pivot.
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Sounds like your bushings need greased.I dont know why a Ford dealer cant do this.Heck my grandma can grease bushings.It isnt that hard especially if there are grease zerks on the bushings already.Grab yourself a grease gun and just lube all the grease zerks in the front end you can see.You can do this yourself.Good luck.More Questions & Answers ...
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