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Posted on Mar 04, 2009

Van has developed a sqeaking noise from front

Van has developed a squeaking noise from front offside wheel seems to be a dry joint but I can not find a grease nipple point so wondered if this is common, the van is T reg year 2000. turning the steering wheel full lock to full lock a ball joint at the junction with the suspension and steering arm seems to squeak like rubber on rubber I do not own a manual for this so wondered if anyone can give me a clue and hopefully can be rectified cheap and easy as the works not there and I need the van and can ill afford garage bill at the moment

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Sadly the people that make cars now a days dont believe in grease fittings you may have to replace it with a after market brand with a fitting

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