Re: Squeaking
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Re: Squeaking



A mechanic I know suggested a special lubricant that was designed mainly for stopping front "squeaks" on modern vehicles. I forgot the brand he said though. Anyone know? It was some kind of lube that could make its way through to the actual friction points I think. 

Thanks,
Gary H. 


>  -------Original Message-------
>  From: Dodger 
>  I would start by trying some lubrication to all the rubber joints in the
>  front end 

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