Thank you

Definitely does the job . Nearly 12 months later and not one bit of noise

How long did you have to wait before you noticed the sound was gone?

Giggitty!

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AYOOO STOP THAT 💀💀💀🤣

Thank you , Glad I could help

How did help? I have squeking noise when im turning steering wheel. Will this help?

@@leonmovrin2205 Turning noise may be from another part.

@@weip9328 yea from which? We have changed top mounts and everything. Me and my other 4 friends also have eibach and same noise like me. So normal then

Writing constantly there on video states this

@@Ellis_B Someone will make the mistake still, because some will think any wd40 will do.

@@williamk9881 what about bike chain lube

@@williamk9881 that was me 😂😂😂 until I took a trip to autozone and there plenty of options with wd40. It made the shit worse 🤦🏽‍♂️ so I bought the correct one and so far no noise. But I think it’s also time for new front suspension. This technique is just a temporary solution. $15 for the large can.

​@@MrDopeSmokes Will be good for the bearing at the top, but idk if I'd put any on the shiny smooth part of the strut. IDK if anything should really be put on that. I'd guess silicone might not be too bad if it's compatible with the seals inside the strut.. nothing thick though. Most anything you put on that silver bit is just going to collect dust and erode the seals which will wear out the strut more.

Yes they are different products.

Does normal W40 still works !?

@@daw1st Yes you can use both. I found Silicone works better on rubber such as Strut, Bushing Rubber, Car doors hinges, etc so anything has rubber because it makes it cleaner and smoother. The normal WD40 is best to use when you have rusted stuck nut that hard to take it out, so you spray WD40 normal and leave it for few hours then it will loosen up the nut. I tried to use Silicone to remove rusted nut but its not that efficient like the normal one. I hope this helps.

Same shit, got new ones and there loud as all get out.

@@everettware3466 in my case it didn’t work.New OEM strut mounts on order. 🙁

@@mylesgray3470 I used a lithium blaster bout a week ago and it’s worked very well so far.

Found my issue was my fault for not cleaning the bearing seat properly. I pulled it back apart and there was a tiny rock under the bearing. All fixed now.

Same thing here- got new struts and just making all kinds of sound! I hate it- while turning and moving slowly

This is literally for sweetly strut only. 😂

Over 12 months and 50,000 kilometres and no more noise and no issue

Monroe is garbage

More than likely the installer didnt grease properly

Fixed???

If that is the issue it will work instantly

Update? Mine is creaking.. :'(

@@poqbum so my squeak ended up being the shocks themselves lol

Did it work?

I'm interested too

Did you end up doing it?

WD-40 specialist range

Haha this is hilarious 😂

Interesting, you might have used a degreaser or a silicone that just interacted with the grease that was already there, I don't watch Scotty Kilmer's video just because of that, he likes to clickbait a lot.

@@ghostroud Yeah his videos are clickbaits and no car is good unless its his Toyota Celica. I did not use a degreaser but Silicon lubricant of WD40 company.

@@wonderwalls3565 I just used a “wd40 silicone specialist” on my bearings on the mcphersons (mazda 6 gg) there was a little hole on top of the mcphersons that my father noticed, we sprayed a bit in there and the creaking seems to have stopped, in case it reappears I’ll update you. Edit: I also sprayed the bearing from below as I tried to hit it from the bottom near the wheel.

@@ghostroud If it works for you then all good. I am never spraying any lubricant specially on shocks. they creak like old door when it becomes hot. not a single noise a day before I sprayed. My brother who has a 2016 model car said that my 2010 Elantra has better ride than his until I sprayed with WD40 silicon spray, then I sprayed normal WD40 and then I sprayed Lithium grease. I am pretty sure any place which does not have grease or the manufacturer asks us to apply grease then they do not need grease.

@@driverman9528 Still as good as new. The gas shocks, two of them, are part of my Nitroflex exercise equipment. One is small, the other is super large and thus is about the same size as those used on cars. Anyhow, both were making a heck of a racket. It sounded so bad I was ready to give up. But they still are as good as new up to this date, thanks to the wax treatment. OK, my shocks are not related to cars, but the principle is the same, and it worked like a charm. These shocks are about 20 years old, so it sure was worth the cost of a mere candle to bring them back to life again.

To yr eyes yes

In any auto store or hardware store .

hell yeah - empty that whole can bro

No, not the regular wd40. The regular stuff will clean out any grease you had in there, which is the opposite of what you want.

50/50 chance the noise is coming from the steering stem between steering wheel and steering rack. It's verry hard to tell the difference. It telescopes in and out and will make a noise when dry.

It’s jaseon classic hits . Glad you like it

Actually its not

From where? How? Thx

Top center of the nut and the stud.

6 months later and issue has not returned

I would thing so if it's ok on rubber.A small smear wouldn't do harm

One way to find out

No. It will attract dirt. Silicone or Graphite spray will work best and last longer.

Did it produce the result you wish for in the top mount cap?

I used regular WD 40, does not work for this job

No use Wd-40 specialist silicone spray

Thanks for the late reply.