jimz

have been searching...looking...

I have poly bushings in front & rear sway bar. also in LCA'S

My god can't stand the noise, all are greased with spohn 15.00 a tube grease.

While restoring a '69 used polygraphite bushings, can't find them for an 01.

Any suggestions ?

Can't use 1LE bushings, sway bars larger.

Do you all live with the squeak, no options?

Hate to do things twice, but really want to get rid of noise.

Properly torqued, and retorqued, car sounds like a junk!

ANY help TIA

davered00ss

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I have poly bushings in my panhard rod, LCA's & swaybar endlinks w/ no noise. What kind of noise? Squeek, Clunk?

jimz

Have squeeks front and rear,

have clunk, right rear.

and you have zero noise? don't understand.

colder climate? mine seems to get worse as temp drops

davered00ss

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Could be, I haven't had them on in the winter yet. But it was 29* Friday on the way to work.

RevGTO

iTrader: (12)

Poly LCA's here - no squeaks but clunk in the right rear - worse since installing SFC's.

Cal

iTrader: (1)

Good question. All I can tell you is it all comes from the center bushings on the rear, not the end link bushings. Mine squeaks like hell too. I really wish there were some black rubber bushings available for big sway bars.

Foxxtron

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Did you guys use wheel bearing grease? I tried it, and so far no noise or degredation of bushings.

jyeager

Also, it might be worth pointing out that when the temp drops people often complain about squeaks that come from the coil spring isolators. Just want to make sure you aren't blaming the wrong culprit.

BitViper

iTrader: (63)

REV..make sure your LCA's are tight..I had a clunk/bang whenever I went over a pothole or a significant bump...the bolt was loose