well recently started squeeking, but i know its the rear sway bushing, u can see the seperation from the bushing/sway...question is, what kind of grease can i use? gonna try greasing it first, then buy new bushings if needed.

 

Any grease will work. Some use Teflon tape.

 

Keep the urethane bushings well lubricated, and there will be no more rear sway bar squeaks.

 

try a laxative.

just kidding. lubricate the bushings

 

Look into the Black, graphite impregnated bushings. I changed from Energy Suspension (Red) greasable bushings to the Black and my little RSB squeak disappeared.

 

cool, thansk guys, will attack it this weekend.

 

In my case it was the trunk, the latch came up a little bit for some reason, one small hit with a hammer on the latch where the trunk locks to, fixed the issue, try moving your trunk up and down...worth checking if you hear noice from the rear while driving.

 

I think you're better off replacing the bushings, especially if you can see clearance between the bushing and the bar. The lube will quiet the squeak temporarily, but the clunk will soon follow. Urethane bushings require occasional lube, but most factory rubber ones are designed to grab the bar and twist with it. For this reason lubing most oe rubber bushings is not recommended, and can cause more wear.