Lube for RSB bushings
Lube for RSB bushings
What type of lube do you guys use and where can I get it?
I'm starting to hear some squeaks and creaks coming from my RSB going over bumps so time to relube and tighten things up. Please let me know
I'm starting to hear some squeaks and creaks coming from my RSB going over bumps so time to relube and tighten things up. Please let me know
I went ahead and installed the bushings and brackets with grease zerks, and I use a good chassis grease. No more squeeks and groans when it gets cold and, when they need lubrication, it takes two minutes instead of 45.
Originally Posted by kyotousa
I am going to try install it on Weds
Can I use Permatex White Lithium Grease?
(well I already bought it....just wondering if it matters)
Can I use Permatex White Lithium Grease?
(well I already bought it....just wondering if it matters)
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Originally Posted by Savio
anything I can buy over the counter?
So I should be using white lithium grease instead of standard hi-temp chassis grease?
Originally Posted by kyotousa
I am going to try install it on Weds
Can I use Permatex White Lithium Grease?
(well I already bought it....just wondering if it matters)
Can I use Permatex White Lithium Grease?
(well I already bought it....just wondering if it matters)
that's what I got too from Autozone. It cost me 2 bucks...
Originally Posted by peter_bigblock
Yes, they are Energy Suspension parts I happened upon at Autozone. Damn me, I didn't keep the packaging and forget the part number. I might have the receipt still. They're the red-urethane bushings, sized to 22mm (the o.d. of the Comptech swaybar). In order to get the holes to line up took a little filing of the bushing brackets but they lined up ok with some persuasion. Now all it takes is one quick squirt of grease on each zerk once/twice each year.
So I should be using white lithium grease instead of standard hi-temp chassis grease?
So I should be using white lithium grease instead of standard hi-temp chassis grease?
Originally Posted by Savio
I'm starting to hear some squeaks and creaks coming from my RSB going over bumps so time to relube and tighten things up.
On the other hand, I lubed one of my accord's RSB when I installed it over 5 or 6 years ago, and it doesn't make any sounds either. So I have experience with no noise whatsoever with both no lube and with a one-time lube.
Originally Posted by gftgrill
I had the same bushings on my civic. I believe that with the bushings they recommended the white lithium grease. it was those or the ST rear sway bar that I added that recommended the white lithium grease.
SoCaliTrojan - I wonder if you haven't experienced any squeeking since your in cali? here in MO/KS after winter I usually hear the bushings starting to make noise. I don't know if it's the cold temperature, snow, salt, or what. but I on the civic I had to lube the bushings 1-2 times a year.
This is a link to the bushings I bought (not at Amazon, but you can get them in probably 100 places).
Originally Posted by TSX 3Pedal
I use the Acura Silicone Spray I bought from the dealership when my suspension gets squeaky...I just directly spray it onto the bushings.
Originally Posted by umhaha84
so you just spray it around your bushings and it's good to go?? no need to take it off and put it back on?
I'd like to know also! I started hearing some squeaking just recently, and if I have to take that damn rsb out just to lube it back up again i think im gonna
myself!!!
i just spray the bushings with brackets on with silicon sprays, i didn't bother taking them off and it worked, no more squeaks after that.
BTW i have the non-greasable version of energy bushings.
BTW i have the non-greasable version of energy bushings.
Originally Posted by shitbox
i just spray the bushings with brackets on with silicon sprays, i didn't bother taking them off and it worked, no more squeaks after that.
BTW i have the non-greasable version of energy bushings.
BTW i have the non-greasable version of energy bushings.
The Acura Silicone Spray?
I guess i'll buy it.
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