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    rubbing noise

    I replaced both my front axels a few weeks ago and since then evertime i turn i hear a rubbing squeaking noise it sounds like rubber rubbing against something. i thinks its the bashing rubbing against something but i can't figure it out. if this has happened to anyone or of anyone knows what's going on the help would be appreciated.

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    Get under there and look at all rubber components for signs of rubbing. Boots, bushings, etc.

    When you replaced the axle, were you certain to push it in all the way? Our cars are capable of having an axle replaced and not pushed all the way in, yet still have everything bolted back up.

    Additionally, other potential sources of a rubbing sound could be a bad wheel bearing, or a bad alignment (the tires scrubbing could make such a sound.)






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