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My rear sway bar is squeeking, any good long term solutions?
Dealer says it's because the car is lowered. (I think there full of it)
I did lower it, but only 1/2 inch.
I wouldn't mind changing out the insulators/bushings if there were some after market bushings available.
Tim
Also try "Pre-Lube" from Suspension Techniques. It's made to eliminate squeaks in polyurithane bushings, and works well. You can find it at Summit Racing or Jegs.
Yeah, about two months after I changed to the Z51 sway bars, it started sounding like the dickens. Got the 4 aluminum end links, which have a flat on the bolt so they can be torqued right, put a little white lithium grease inside the sway bar bushings, torqued everything up properly, and all is well.
Does this mean that everyone's rear swaybars actually pivot in their bushings? When I changed out by original plastic end links I tried to pull down on the saybar, but it wouldn't budge. I know my bushings weren't overtorqued. Anyone seen this before?
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They all rotate within the businings. If you don't want a greasy lube try a liberal dose of graphite powder. No way it can attack the bushing material the way a hydrocarbon based lubricant will.