debadged2.8

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Only happens when car is stopped. Anyone have an idea what it could be?

Bryans12v

Go outside and lift both front ends slowly from the fender well. Tell me if you hear it then.

If so, control arm squeak.

debadged2.8

I don't hear a squeek when I lift the car. I only hear it when I turn the wheel. It's comming from the left front.

djnelsen

uh oh.....your screen name is gonna get real long when you start doing other mods =P

Bryans12v

While your under there listening. You can actually touch any of the arms under there and feel the sqeal. From there you have to locate the bushing/joint that sqeaks and lube it up.

debadged2.8

Is it a major problem or after i lube it up just forget about it?

Bryans12v

That it is a joint down there, use a grease that has the highest temp rating you can find. Pop off the ring around the boot and lift it up or down, grease it up and seal it up again. If you use the right grease, youll never have to do it again. The factory grease has been tested to dissipate.

debadged2.8

Thanks Man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

randy@5280

Might want to take a look in your wheel well for a visual inspection- If it's a tie-rod it might have physical damage that will be visible. Worth taking 5 minutes to peek in there just to see...

Randy

w00t

and if your still in warrenty.. go get it replaced... make audi pay for the new control arm =)