squeeky suspension!i!i!
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squeeky suspension!i!i!
i go mudding just about every weekend and my rear suspension is driving me crazy. it is squeeking really bad. is there anything i can use to stop it? ive tried P.B. blaster on the bushings and didnt help. the bushings also appear to be in good condition. any suggestions?
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i go mudding just about every weekend and my rear suspension is driving me crazy. it is squeeking really bad. is there anything i can use to stop it? ive tried P.B. blaster on the bushings and didnt help. the bushings also appear to be in good condition. any suggestions?
#4
i dont think its the shocks. i had a buddy of mine step on the bumper while i was under the truck. it sounds as it is coming from the bushings/rear shackels or leaf springs. its driving me mad!!!! is it even worth pulling the bushings out and cleaning/lube them if there is mud packed in it?
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Jack up the rear frame to let the axle hang.This will let the leaf packs separate somewhat so when you pressure wash it you can get between the leafs.
If you have an air compressor handy you can then blow most of the water out from the leaf packs and spray some paint between the leafs after they're dry.This will help keep much of the dirt/water from getting in them as well as being a lubricant to cut down the friction from the leaves rubbing together.
If you have an air compressor handy you can then blow most of the water out from the leaf packs and spray some paint between the leafs after they're dry.This will help keep much of the dirt/water from getting in them as well as being a lubricant to cut down the friction from the leaves rubbing together.
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Jack up the rear frame to let the axle hang.This will let the leaf packs separate somewhat so when you pressure wash it you can get between the leafs.
If you have an air compressor handy you can then blow most of the water out from the leaf packs and spray some paint between the leafs after they're dry.This will help keep much of the dirt/water from getting in them as well as being a lubricant to cut down the friction from the leaves rubbing together.
If you have an air compressor handy you can then blow most of the water out from the leaf packs and spray some paint between the leafs after they're dry.This will help keep much of the dirt/water from getting in them as well as being a lubricant to cut down the friction from the leaves rubbing together.
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