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Old 10-10-2018, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by FunfDreisig View Post
The upper and lower guides don’t just act as “cushions”. They also center the strut shaft in the opening in the Support Bearing Flange (#11). When the guides are missing the upper/skinnier part of the strut shaft can move up/down a little and rub against the flange. I suspect that is the source of the squealing.

FWIW the real labor is going to be removing/replacing the springs on the struts. So I’ll be replacing them at the same time with a pair of Bilstein B4s.

Funf Dreisig
I have a feeling you're right about the missing guides causing the squealing. I don't see any breakage on the spring. I'll know for sure once i take the strut tower apart.
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