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Old 04-03-2007, 04:22 PM
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Exclamation Squicking sound from the rear suspension
I have a 2002 X5 3.0 and for the last two weeks I have had a squicking sound from the right rear suspension. This started only when going over speedbumps but is now getting worse the last few days. If the car stands still and I try to "shake it only a bit" the same noise appears!!!! What could it be?
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bushings...
Sorry to bring this one back, but I have the same noise, and the simple statement of "bushings" doesn't help me. Which bushings would this be / which ones should I replace?

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Got te same problem, for the past 6 months, no one can tell me what it is after visiting BMW repair center and local mechanics. One actually made me change the rear upper control arm. $500 later, I still got he same freaking sound .
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Yeah it was two things in my case, one was the control arm and one time it was a ?cvj?
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Yeah it was two things in my case, one was the control arm and one time it was a ?cvj?
What's a ?cvj?
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i'm starting to have the same problem, too.
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I had the same problem, what they did for me at the dealer was inject some grease into my ball joints? I hope that makes sense? But whatever it is it stopped right away. I also sprayed some Lube all over the control arms all things that move up and down and side ways... LOL. I haven't had a problem since. I hope this made some sense to someone. GL
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I had the same problem, what they did for me at the dealer was inject some grease into my ball joints? I hope that makes sense? But whatever it is it stopped right away. I also sprayed some Lube all over the control arms all things that move up and down and side ways... LOL. I haven't had a problem since. I hope this made some sense to someone. GL
Anyone know where the grease nipples for these are?
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What's a ?cvj?
CV Joint. Also a possibility that it's making the noise. It's super hard to pin point exactly where it's comming from, except for the corner (eg Rear left).
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