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rear end squeaks?
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Keoke
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Rampant:
This is a frequent complaint, there is a special lubricant that should have been used and can be used to stop the squeak, In some applications I have read about, grease fittings have been installed to simplify lubing these points.I purchased a complete Kit and the special lube was included,but if you shop around or talk to the installer they may have a source for the lube.--FWIW---Keoke
This is a frequent complaint, there is a special lubricant that should have been used and can be used to stop the squeak, In some applications I have read about, grease fittings have been installed to simplify lubing these points.I purchased a complete Kit and the special lube was included,but if you shop around or talk to the installer they may have a source for the lube.--FWIW---Keoke
While you are at it, please note that some of the bushings have a shallow groove to facilitate the lubrication with a small package of lube included with a set from some suppliers. If you are lucky, you may have bushings with a shallow groove on one side...which would be groovy, huh? (GROAN)
Bruce
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