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Old 30 Aug 2007, 05:25 pm
Jeff
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Default 94 civic with squeeky turning

i hear a nasty deep sounding sqeal noise when turning the steering wheel and
when going over bumps. i've been told its the ball joint thats out of
grease. it's coming from the driver's side and i'm wondering which ball
joint goes bad the most on civics, the upper or lower? i'd like to get it
fixed as cheap as possible. i hear the noise from the front fender so i'm
thinking it is the upper ball joint. i know my old 1987 civic sedan had the
same noise from the driver's side and i never took care of it and eventually
sold the car. is it common for the upper ball joint to go bad on civics and
make that deep sounding sqeal noise? thanks for your help.


-jeff

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Old 30 Aug 2007, 07:29 pm
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Default Re: 94 civic with squeeky turning

Jeff wrote:

> i hear a nasty deep sounding sqeal noise when turning the steering wheel
> and when going over bumps. i've been told its the ball joint thats out
> of grease. it's coming from the driver's side and i'm wondering which
> ball joint goes bad the most on civics, the upper or lower? i'd like to
> get it fixed as cheap as possible. i hear the noise from the front
> fender so i'm thinking it is the upper ball joint. i know my old 1987
> civic sedan had the same noise from the driver's side and i never took
> care of it and eventually sold the car. is it common for the upper ball
> joint to go bad on civics and make that deep sounding sqeal noise?
> thanks for your help.
>
>
> -jeff

Hmmm,
CV joint?
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Old 30 Aug 2007, 07:52 pm
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Default Re: 94 civic with squeeky turning

"Jeff" <honda@hondas.hon> wrote in
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> i hear a nasty deep sounding sqeal noise when turning the steering
> wheel and when going over bumps. i've been told its the ball joint
> thats out of grease. it's coming from the driver's side and i'm
> wondering which ball joint goes bad the most on civics, the upper or
> lower? i'd like to get it fixed as cheap as possible. i hear the noise
> from the front fender so i'm thinking it is the upper ball joint. i
> know my old 1987 civic sedan had the same noise from the driver's side
> and i never took care of it and eventually sold the car. is it common
> for the upper ball joint to go bad on civics and make that deep
> sounding sqeal noise? thanks for your help.
>



Lower ball joint.

Don't delay; fix it today. Or else...
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/lower...int/index.html

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Old 30 Aug 2007, 07:52 pm
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Default Re: 94 civic with squeeky turning

Tony Hwang wrote:

> Hmmm,
> CV joint?


Unlikely. Failing CV joints are characterized by clicking sounds when
turning.
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Old 30 Aug 2007, 07:53 pm
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Default Re: 94 civic with squeeky turning

the cv joint is fine. the boot isn't ripped and theres no crackling noise
when turning corners. the noise i hear is even with the car parked and
turning the steering wheel or getting in and out of the car sometimes to
i'll hear it. i do think it's the upper ball joint.


-jeff
"Tony Hwang" <dragon40@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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> Jeff wrote:
>
>> i hear a nasty deep sounding sqeal noise when turning the steering wheel
>> and when going over bumps. i've been told its the ball joint thats out of
>> grease. it's coming from the driver's side and i'm wondering which ball
>> joint goes bad the most on civics, the upper or lower? i'd like to get it
>> fixed as cheap as possible. i hear the noise from the front fender so i'm
>> thinking it is the upper ball joint. i know my old 1987 civic sedan had
>> the same noise from the driver's side and i never took care of it and
>> eventually sold the car. is it common for the upper ball joint to go bad
>> on civics and make that deep sounding sqeal noise? thanks for your help.
>>
>>
>> -jeff

> Hmmm,
> CV joint?


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Old 30 Aug 2007, 08:35 pm
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Default Re: 94 civic with squeeky turning

thanks tegger. they seem more common because auto parts stores stock them.
the upper ball joints have to be ordered. thankyou. i'll be getting it
fixed.

-jeff


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> "Jeff" <honda@hondas.hon> wrote in
> news:jtHBi.22003$eY.11315@newssvr13.news.prodigy.n et:
>
>> i hear a nasty deep sounding sqeal noise when turning the steering
>> wheel and when going over bumps. i've been told its the ball joint
>> thats out of grease. it's coming from the driver's side and i'm
>> wondering which ball joint goes bad the most on civics, the upper or
>> lower? i'd like to get it fixed as cheap as possible. i hear the noise
>> from the front fender so i'm thinking it is the upper ball joint. i
>> know my old 1987 civic sedan had the same noise from the driver's side
>> and i never took care of it and eventually sold the car. is it common
>> for the upper ball joint to go bad on civics and make that deep
>> sounding sqeal noise? thanks for your help.
>>

>
>
> Lower ball joint.
>
> Don't delay; fix it today. Or else...
> http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/lower...int/index.html
>
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Old 30 Aug 2007, 08:57 pm
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Default Re: 94 civic with squeeky turning

High Tech Misfit wrote:

> Tony Hwang wrote:
>
>
>>Hmmm,
>>CV joint?

>
>
> Unlikely. Failing CV joints are characterized by clicking sounds when
> turning.

Hmmm.
It depends how it is failing.
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Old 30 Aug 2007, 09:26 pm
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Tony Hwang <dragon40@shaw.ca> wrote in news:qAKBi.108656$fJ5.78535
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> High Tech Misfit wrote:
>
>> Tony Hwang wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hmmm,
>>>CV joint?

>>
>>
>> Unlikely. Failing CV joints are characterized by clicking sounds when
>> turning.

> Hmmm.
> It depends how it is failing.
>



No. CV joints click, not creak.

If you let them get bad enough, they CLUNK. Loudly. And vibratingly (is
that a word?).

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Old 31 Aug 2007, 06:27 am
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Default Re: 94 civic with squeeky turning

Upper ball joints come as part of the upper control arm assembly. Usually
$100+ for this.

t

Jeff wrote:
>thanks tegger. they seem more common because auto parts stores stock them.
>the upper ball joints have to be ordered. thankyou. i'll be getting it
>fixed.
>
> -jeff
>
>>> i hear a nasty deep sounding sqeal noise when turning the steering
>>> wheel and when going over bumps. i've been told its the ball joint

>[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>> Don't delay; fix it today. Or else...
>> http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/lower...int/index.html


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Old 31 Aug 2007, 07:58 am
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Default Re: 94 civic with squeeky turning

the auto parts stores sell them seperate though. maybe they can be replaced
without having to buy the control arm.



"loewent via CarKB.com" <u10197@uwe> wrote in message
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> Upper ball joints come as part of the upper control arm assembly. Usually
> $100+ for this.
>
> t
>
> Jeff wrote:
>>thanks tegger. they seem more common because auto parts stores stock them.
>>the upper ball joints have to be ordered. thankyou. i'll be getting it
>>fixed.
>>
>> -jeff
>>
>>>> i hear a nasty deep sounding sqeal noise when turning the steering
>>>> wheel and when going over bumps. i've been told its the ball joint

>>[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>>> Don't delay; fix it today. Or else...
>>> http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/lower...int/index.html

>
> --
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