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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
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
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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
have clunk, right rear.
and you have zero noise? don't understand.
colder climate? mine seems to get worse as temp drops
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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.