Creaking Suspension

[Hepple]

Hi all,

This is my first post on this site and I was just wondering if anyone could help me with my ds3 2010 1.6THP. Whenever I go over a speed bump, I've got an awful squeak coming from what sounds like my suspension though I could be wrong.
Anyone suffered similar?
Thanks
Matt

[cyclone]

Welcome been a lot of posts lately about this. First thing I would recommend looking at is the anti roll bar bushings. Might be dried out and in need of a little bit of grease between the bar and the bushing.

[Hepple]

Brilliant, thank you very much

[Kerry]

I have had the same problem, until the rain came!! Now waiting for one of the helpful folk on here to point me in the right direction with the WD40, post is titles Sloppy if you want to see the suggestions.

Hi all,

This is my first post on this site and I was just wondering if anyone could help me with my ds3 2010 1.6THP. Whenever I go over a speed bump, I've got an awful squeak coming from what sounds like my suspension though I could be wrong.
Anyone suffered similar?
Thanks
Matt

[DaveB]

If it's the rubber bushes that are squeaking, don't spray them with WD40 or any petroleum-based product - you'll most likely damage the rubber!

Rubber suspension bushes are either bonded or an interference fit in their housing; there should be no movement between the rubber & the metal parts, movement being taken up by the rubber in shear. If they are squeaking the bond has failed - the only permanent cure is replacement.

. . . or just live with it, as I did for years on my Peugeot 405!

[cyclone]

If it's the rubber bushes that are squeaking, don't spray them with WD40 or any petroleum-based product - you'll most likely damage the rubber!

Rubber suspension bushes are either bonded or an interference fit in their housing; there should be no movement between the rubber & the metal parts, movement being taken up by the rubber in shear. If they are squeaking the bond has failed - the only permanent cure is replacement.

. . . or just live with it, as I did for years on my Peugeot 405!

It is the anti roll bar turning in the bushings I was talking about. These bushings are 100% not bonded to the bar and a silicon grease will stop it from grabbing the rubber and allow it to twist freely as it is meant to do. For the rest of the bushings in the suspension this is true.

[Kerry]

If it's the rubber bushes that are squeaking, don't spray them with WD40 or any petroleum-based product - you'll most likely damage the rubber!

Rubber suspension bushes are either bonded or an interference fit in their housing; there should be no movement between the rubber & the metal parts, movement being taken up by the rubber in shear. If they are squeaking the bond has failed - the only permanent cure is replacement.

. . . or just live with it, as I did for years on my Peugeot 405!

Thank you, living with it isn't an option, OCD with noises!!!!! :0(

[BeauEarle]

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