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<blockquote data-quote="adamastone78" data-source="post: 28730" data-attributes="member: 7492"><p>I have posted before but have yet to find anyone to actually fix my issue...&nbsp; I have a 2020 Equinox.&nbsp; I brought it to the dealer earlier this year for front end noises.&nbsp; They replaced the stabilizer bar and links.&nbsp; They replaced control arms.&nbsp; They replaced front struts (twice - the first set blew their brains out overnight and leaked all over my garage).&nbsp; When I go over speed bumps and dips in the road, I get a crunching and grinding noise in the front end (more so on the driver side).&nbsp; The driver side is sitting about 3/4&quot; lower than the passenger side on level ground.&nbsp; Does anyone have any ideas?&nbsp; 2 Chevy dealers have &quot;thrown in the towel on this one&quot;.&nbsp; My idea is that the new struts are defective (the dealer says that struts will leak if they're defective and that nothing inside can break or be wrong if they aren't leaking).&nbsp; Any ideas?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="adamastone78, post: 28730, member: 7492"] I have posted before but have yet to find anyone to actually fix my issue... I have a 2020 Equinox. I brought it to the dealer earlier this year for front end noises. They replaced the stabilizer bar and links. They replaced control arms. They replaced front struts (twice - the first set blew their brains out overnight and leaked all over my garage). When I go over speed bumps and dips in the road, I get a crunching and grinding noise in the front end (more so on the driver side). The driver side is sitting about 3/4" lower than the passenger side on level ground. Does anyone have any ideas? 2 Chevy dealers have "thrown in the towel on this one". My idea is that the new struts are defective (the dealer says that struts will leak if they're defective and that nothing inside can break or be wrong if they aren't leaking). Any ideas? [/QUOTE]

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