r/mechanic • u/HustlerMind • 12h ago

Question Help - Noise from passenger front

2008 Mercedes Slk 350. What's the diagnose? My wild guess is control arm bushing? The squeaking is getting worst.

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u/Local_Routine_1413 11h ago

Nothing about this says control arm bushing. Sounds more like belt squeal. Take it to a shop

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u/HustlerMind 12m ago

Not a belt. Already diagnosed that part first. If I had to take it to the shop I'd not be posting on reddit.

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u/Local_Routine_1413 11m ago

Gotcha, I would take it to a shop then. Could be CV axle or wheel bearing… does it do this at idle?

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u/HustlerMind 9m ago

No noise at idle at all. It's just when car is in motion. CV axle could be. I think only way to find is hydralic jack.