TTurner

I'm out of warranty, so I'm not looking forward to hearing what they'll charge me. Hopefully, I'll get an extended warranty in a couple of days (I've been researching them...Warranty Direct seems like the best to me) and they won't notice it when they do the inspection, if one is required. Then I can get them to pay for it.

TTurner

BTW...it's a 2000 180QC

BZ

I had/have the same thing. They replaced one side and now need to do the other.

Make sure it is also no rubber to glass on doors etc.

BZ

carsluTT

oops.....

AkRascal

the parts on the broom.

AkRascal

shut my mouth.... 8^)

brian@avalonmotorsports

Usually it is the stabilizer bar bushings that squeek. The dealer will most likely charge a couple hours labor to replace with new ones. However, a healthy dose of lubricant will quell the noise for now. Typically there is no damage associated with this sound so immediate attention is more for your ears than the car.

BZ

That was it..

TTurner

Thanks for the advice...any particular type of lubricant that works best?

nansaidh

i shudder to think where the responses to this will go. ;-)