SalikDDD

hey guys, i don't want to start a fight again like in the other thread lol so please keep it out of my post.

anyway - when i get on it and the car shifts - theres a squeaking / squealing noise from the rear of the car. it's not the tires i know that since this thing won't even spin them. is something going out in the rear? is it the pressure of the fluid int he transmission going back down? or what? it's like.. i can't explain any better then

'floor it - shift - squeak'

?? anyone know?

1fstblckgt

Could it be your shocks/springs? Does it squeak when you ride over bumps? Under hard acceleration your shocks and springs are going to compress, when you let off to shift they will extend.. does it sound like that or a different squeak?

SalikDDD

no it's not those, it's done it with the old ones and i just replaced all 4 all the way around. it's like something is wound up then just slips or something when it shifts i wish i had a video camera but i don't cus i'd record the sound :|

1fstblckgt

Sorry bud, I wouldnt know about that.. just give it a minute im sure somebody will know.

SnakeFan

I don't know about the sound coming from the rear? But I know when I used to shift hard before I got a new belt, you could hear it slip a little on the pulleys. But you could definitely tell it was coming from the front, so, sorry I can't help you out. Good luck man.

1fstblckgt

Oh and by the way SalikDDD, concerning the other post... Im sure you know you didnt start that fight, it had nothing to do with you. We all apologize about being little girls in that thread. Ill just go ahead and stick my neck out there and speak for everyone. Sorry you had to witness that on your first post. Normally not like that around here. Welcome by the way..and i hope you get some help with this problem.

kingofqueenz

this sounds like the same problem im having

redass02gt

didja try lubing your rear? I hear that helps sometimes.

could be the various bushings on your control arms.

2002GTAUTOVERT

+1i was told tocheck the lubricant every 10,000 miles (in a dusty environment) and replace if its grimey. with all the dirt it will pick up, it can become abrasive and wear parts down quicker.

mustang02racing

im not sure for ur situation but i have a similar problem but i figured it out, the part of where my lower rear control arm hooks on to the chassie. i think its called a torque box. i jacked up the car and checked both sides and saw that one side was flat and the other was bent. the noise i herd was like a popping sound so i guess its similar to when u bend metal it flexes. it worth taking a look at cant hurt lol good luck man