K Bourke

Errr, as I understand it (through replacing control arms on both our A6 and
A4), the issue is not the pesky squeaking, but the fact that this
(Bi-metallic) part squeaks when there's movement between the arm and the pin
(no bushing here). A "zero tolerance" item, Audi won't safety the front end
if there's movement/squeak.....don't short-change yourself in the
steering/control department.....

K.

"Tom Jeffs" <off@spams.com> wrote in message
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>I had the same problem with my 98 A4, but had it done under warranty.
>
> Anyway, a mechanic friend of mine repaired a friend's A4 with the same
> problem. He injected oil into the bushes with a syringe. It stopped the
> problem dead in its tracks, he just fills them back up every year.
>
> Cheap, but works fine.
>
> Tom
>

Brian_K

I have the same problem with my 2000 A6. Any good mechanic in SF Bay Area
for this type of work? Thanks.

Brian_K

I have the same problem with my 2000 A6. Any good mechanic in SF Bay Area
for this type of work? Thanks.

Dale Webler

Same problem here with '99 A6 in Milwaukee. $900+ per side for fix at
International Auto.

"Brian_K" <bkshih@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have the same problem with my 2000 A6. Any good mechanic in SF Bay Area
> for this type of work? Thanks.
>

Dale Webler

Same problem here with '99 A6 in Milwaukee. $900+ per side for fix at
International Auto.

"Brian_K" <bkshih@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have the same problem with my 2000 A6. Any good mechanic in SF Bay Area
> for this type of work? Thanks.
>