rear sqeaking
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rear sqeaking
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So my rear is squeaking on bumps in the road. I did get a guy to install my white line rear bump steer bushings. I am not sure if he lubed them at all. Could that be the issue??
Now if that is the case, could i just lube them or do u have to take it off and then do it?? What stuff do u recommend?
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So my rear is squeaking on bumps in the road. I did get a guy to install my white line rear bump steer bushings. I am not sure if he lubed them at all. Could that be the issue??
Now if that is the case, could i just lube them or do u have to take it off and then do it?? What stuff do u recommend?
Thanks!
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Wd40 is not going to be the best Idea to use, As the hydrocarbon evaporates it only leaves a thin layer of oil that quickly brakes down. As fantastic as Wd40 is your better off with going with a nice teflon lube. They sell it in tubes at most auto parts stores.
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hmmm ok, ya i dont have that stuff from whiteline anymore.
Tougelabs, can u get me a name for this stuff? Home Depot sell it?
Do i have to take it off and lube it and put it back on or can i put it on while its on the car? Its just im getting a gasket changed right after work in my catback so if i can locate this teflon lube stuff, while the car is on the hoist i can probably just apply it...IF you can put it on w/o disassembling it.
Tougelabs, can u get me a name for this stuff? Home Depot sell it?
Do i have to take it off and lube it and put it back on or can i put it on while its on the car? Its just im getting a gasket changed right after work in my catback so if i can locate this teflon lube stuff, while the car is on the hoist i can probably just apply it...IF you can put it on w/o disassembling it.



