Sqeeky Susp. 2003 Burb

By Oncea3fan
November 7, 2007 in Ask A GM Technician

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Oncea3fan

Posted November 7, 2007

have an 03 chevy suburban Z71, 4x4. a few months ago I noticed a squeeking coming from the frontend, I have greased the ball joints(uppers) and tie rods, lower joints don't have grease fittings.

I can't seem to find any other fitting under there.

does anyone know how many there are and locations of them, or possiblities what might be making the raket.

also you can only hear it when going slow or stopped if you push on the trucks frontend.

thanks!

Will

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