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Rear table bushing... squeak..


z24forlife
06-02-2007, 11:57 PM
well i guess stupid did it again....
I adjusted my emergency brakes by removing the rear drums... everything went fine.. shoes are still in good shape and with lots of life to go... the booboo i made was that I applied some lube jig 0 loo around the shock mount at the bottom of the shock and also applied sme on the table bushing.. but i only applied the lube on the rear passenger side.. and now i notice the squeak when im driving.. Will this go away.?? How can I reverse what I did... can I applied some degreaser around the bushing to make the squeak go away.. Im pretty sure its the table bushing. Will it go away if i apply degreaser to clean off the lube I applied.. Or will this remain... Is there any way i can dry it up.. It wasnt doing yesterday... So i guess next time I wont do whats not necessary.. seems like i wanted to do something good but, i ended up messing it up... :(... anyone can give some advice here..

thanks in advance.. :banghead:

z24forlife
06-03-2007, 12:40 AM
well looks like we live and learn.. I took the risk and applied some house paint thinner to the places id applied the lube and hosed it down... No more noise.. problem resolved.. So I guess the moral of this post is simple....

""DONT TOUCH WHATS NOT BROKE.. ""

:banghead: :screwy:

beautiful_eyes
06-08-2007, 05:43 PM
hey, my car looks like that but its a 99 and baby blue..i think they should bring them back.

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