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2008 grand Prix squicking when turning slightly left


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Since you didn't say which side of the car the noise comes from when you turn left, I will assume that it could be either side of the car.

My first guess is it couldĀ be failngĀ bearings on either the left or right front hub. Second guess maybe a sticking front disc caliper.Ā  Last possibility is a failing CV joint.

Jack up the front of the car up and support it properly. Put the car in neutral and spin each front tire one at a time and listen. You may have to turn the steering wheel to the left too. If you hear a significant amount of noise, it is most likely the hub bearings are destroying themselves or the brakes are rubbing. Check each CV joint too, may sure the rubber boot is not torn on either side. If the boot is torn, it has lost all of its grease and moisture, salt, and dirt are getting into CV joint and slowly ruining it - meaning the CV join must be replaced.

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