Im getting squeaks from my rear left and I want it to go away. I do remember hearing somewhere that your not supposed to. Just want to make sure.
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There are no endlinks in the rear of thirdgens. Are you talking about the control arms?
Hmm sorry if I dont know any better but the bushings that go on the end of the sway bars. I thought they were called endlinks. I do have a rear sway bar.
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There are no endlinks in the rear of thirdgens. Are you talking about the control arms? it might not be called an endlink just because it is on the rear or maybe your car doesn't have a rear swaybar. but they are endinks.
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well got down and couldn't get up, should he grease them or not, could be from the pan hard also........
So...
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you know personaly i see no problem with it, but if i was going to take it off to grease it would go get some poly bushing to replace the rubber ones
Ohh forgot to mention they are poly bushings.
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poly bushings always love grease as long as its synthetic and not petroleum based(will eat the bushings)
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Really! Hmm I need to check out what type of grease I have then. Thanks.Originally Posted by MaNiAk86
poly bushings always love grease as long as its synthetic and not petroleum based(will eat the bushings) Senior Member
silicone grease or moli grease will work, anything made from petroleum will melt it
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This will work if they squeak. By the book, and Energy instructions, do not grease end links.Originally Posted by gurkgurkgurk
silicone grease or moli grease will work Senior Member
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Originally Posted by rough
This will work if they squeak. By the book, and Energy instructions, do not grease end links. i thought that was a given? lol
Definately grease the swaybar bushings, they even come with a little packet of the stickiest grease I've ever seen...
Endlinks, well greasing really won't do much there; unless you foresee r&r'ing them more than once in their life cycle (ei. 4x4 offroading) in which case some antiseize on the shaft and threads may be a nice thing...
Endlinks, well greasing really won't do much there; unless you foresee r&r'ing them more than once in their life cycle (ei. 4x4 offroading) in which case some antiseize on the shaft and threads may be a nice thing...
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Oops. I clicked the wrong thread.

