Squeaky Squeaky!!!

[scourge at cogeco.ca (Scourge)]

....... :|

Isn't the list supposed to be somewhat G rated?  lol

Thanks for the reply. I think I'm just going to make the car as squeaky as I can now .... haha, you'll here me coming to cincy ..... from buffalo.

-George
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Gordy Stedman 
  To: Scourge 
  Cc: Scirocco-l@scirocco.org 
  Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 8:28 PM
  Subject: Re: Squeaky Squeaky!!!


  I have the same problem with my front driver side control arm and my rebuildable upper strut poly bushings.  Installed with liberal poly busing lube and 4-5 months later they started squeaking.  Such a pain in the ass to go back and reapply that sticky jizz.  I am probably going to use HD rubber ones from now on and replace every few years or when they get limp. 
   
  On 4/6/06, Scourge <scourge@cogeco.ca> wrote: 
    Heh, This is interesting.

    So I've had this developing squeak in my car over the past couple weeks .... it kept getting louder. At first I thought it was the rear bench(leather, not bolted down). I figured it moved a bit and was rubbing on something. 

    Today I discovered this is not the case.
    I was driving through a parking lot at low speeds and going over the speed bumps when it hit me .... it only makes the noise when the rear end goes over the bumps. So after I parked I hopped out and gave the rear end a shove down. Sure enough .... ding ding, the poly rear axle bushings I only put in a couple months ago(if that). The lube was used ... but apparently it's not there anymore. lol. 

    Any ideas on how to kill the squeak? If it matters they were the prothane bushings.
    To put this in into perspective, I have all poly motor mounts, no cat, single stainles muffler, window down, and I was still laughing my ass off at how loud these are. 

    -George -might as well make my car as squeaky as I can now.

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  Gordy
  MK1 x 4
  MK2 x 1