Squeaking when driving.... HELP

[Luichenwai]

I'm lowered with GF210's. It's been lowered for about a year with no problems. I recently notice a constant squeaking noise when I drive. When I turn right there is no noise. It's not when I step on the brakes. The noise is coming from the left side (maybe front).

If i take my car to the dealership, I think they will say that b/c I lowered the car that voids the warranty. I need to find someone to put the stock springs back on. then take it to the dealer.

any other suggestions?

OH BTW its a 2007 Auto

[kenchan]

It's not when I step on the brakes. The noise is coming from the left side (maybe front).
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sounds like brakes, no? dealer should give you no crap about your springs
if they are your brakes. take it in for inspection first and see wat they
say.

[Luichenwai]

might not be the breaks though.. Its a constant sound, not just when I step on the breaks.

[kenchan]

it could be your wear indicator

[macbuddy]

Luichenwai,
Before you go through the process of changing out the springs, first try shooting the coils with a spray on lube of some type. I had a similar symptom that immediately went away after using this simple fix. Give it a quick shot, it won't hurt to try.
-macbuddy-

[Luichenwai]

Any type of Lube at the Auto store?
Any suggestions on which kind? And where do I actually apply it?

[kenchan]

i would try white lithium lube spray.

[macbuddy]

Originally Posted by Luichenwai

Any type of Lube at the Auto store?
Any suggestions on which kind? And where do I actually apply it?

Luichenwai,
I think the noise was generated from the rubbing of the coils against each another. I tried to shoot the spaces wherever the coils make contact. I just used a silicone based spray. Kenchan's suggestion sounds like a better choice.
-macbuddy-

[Luichenwai]

I will try it now. I went to the mechanic and he says its no big deal. The round piece behind the rotor was "rubbing" I will try the lube and push that round piece back.