Groaning and Creaking in my 1995 Cirrus
Question:
Hi, I’ve had my Cirrus for a little over a year now with no problems until now. I took it into my Chsysler Dealer to get an oil change and the roteated the tires and now there seems to be a noise that wasn’t there before. It’s kind of hard to describe but I think it sounds like it’s groaning and creaking like an old house. As if the car has become loose and when you turn corners, slow down, or speed up sections of the car shift and move and rub together. Has anyone else experienced this problem with their 1995 Cirrus?? — David Shaler For more info about Restless Legs Syndrome visit, http://www.worldzone.com/rls/ "Janet Green took an ax and gave Pierce Riley 40 whacks, When she saw what she had done, she gave Brooke English 41." – Janet Green, AMC
Response:
- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi, I’ve had my Cirrus for a little over a year now with no problems until now. I took it into my Chsysler Dealer to get an oil change and the roteated the tires and now there seems to be a noise that wasn’t there before. It’s kind of hard to describe but I think it sounds like it’s groaning and creaking like an old house. As if the car has become loose and when you turn corners, slow down, or speed up sections of the car shift and move and rub together. Has anyone else experienced this problem with their 1995 Cirrus?? — David Shaler For more info about Restless Legs Syndrome visit, http://www.worldzone.com/rls/ "Janet Green took an ax and gave Pierce Riley 40 whacks, When she saw what she had done, she gave Brooke English 41." – Janet Green, AMC
There is a problem with the metal under the lower ball joint fatiguing.The cure is to replace this lower arm.We have seen this 5 or 6 times in out dealership. Wayne Racine
Response:
Hi, I’ve had my Cirrus for a little over a year now with no problems until now. I took it into my Chsysler Dealer to get an oil change and the roteated the tires and now there seems to be a noise that wasn’t there before. It’s kind of hard to describe but I think it sounds like it’s groaning and creaking like an old house. As if the car has become loose and when you turn corners, slow down, or speed up sections of the car shift and move and rub together. Has anyone else experienced this problem with their 1995 Cirrus?? — David Shaler For more info about Restless Legs Syndrome visit, http://www.worldzone.com/rls/ "Janet Green took an ax and gave Pierce Riley 40 whacks, When she saw what she had done, she gave Brooke English 41." – Janet Green, AMC
Response:
- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi, I’ve had my Cirrus for a little over a year now with no problems until now. I took it into my Chsysler Dealer to get an oil change and the roteated the tires and now there seems to be a noise that wasn’t there before. It’s kind of hard to describe but I think it sounds like it’s groaning and creaking like an old house. As if the car has become loose and when you turn corners, slow down, or speed up sections of the car shift and move and rub together. Has anyone else experienced this problem with their 1995 Cirrus?? — David Shaler For more info about Restless Legs Syndrome visit, http://www.worldzone.com/rls/ "Janet Green took an ax and gave Pierce Riley 40 whacks, When she saw what she had done, she gave Brooke English 41." – Janet Green, AMC
There is a problem with the metal under the lower ball joint fatiguing.The cure is to replace this lower arm.We have seen this 5 or 6 times in out dealership. Wayne Racine
