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creeky rear springs/sway bar
- Thread starter little blackie
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That's a different sound than our RSB bushings.
We complained to Steeda and they sent us more bushings, which were exactly like the bushings on there. We even used the silicone lube they recommended. Just Google "Steeda sway bar squeak", it's nothing new. Every Steeda swaybar across every platform makes noise. I cut some plastic out of oil jugs and will give that a shot next, if that doesn't work we'll put the stock bar back on.
We complained to Steeda and they sent us more bushings, which were exactly like the bushings on there. We even used the silicone lube they recommended. Just Google "Steeda sway bar squeak", it's nothing new. Every Steeda swaybar across every platform makes noise. I cut some plastic out of oil jugs and will give that a shot next, if that doesn't work we'll put the stock bar back on.
Have you tried Clocking your suspension bushings?
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/th...hose-bushings-after-lowering-your-s550.44129/
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/th...hose-bushings-after-lowering-your-s550.44129/
Only the right rear had some squeaking when pulling into and out of the driveway, and now, it is heard more often. I reached out and read several threads. I had my son shake the vehicle as I was underneath. I can feel the creaking of the springs. To the best I can see, it's set in the top bushing/cap or whatever that is.
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