my skunk2 rear upper arms poly bushing are squeaking like crazy i tried blaster white lithium greese it did nothing and blaster garage door libe ot worked for one day

 

3M silicone paste, should be able to get it at Walmart or sears or any autoparts store

 

You'll have to take them apart to apply the silicone, but that should do the trick.

 

Lithium grease?

 

wat do u mean take them apart??

 

How do you think you're going to lube the bushings? Properly?

 

take the bushing off the arm or take the arm off the car?

 

Whatever works for you. As long as they get lubed. The bushings themselves need to be lubed, not the arm.

 

not sure if these bushings come off the arm that easy

 

unless you can somehow pry them out while the arm is still on the car (using c-clamp or something) it's likely the arms have to come off..

 

http://www.google.com/search?tbm=isc...20&bih=416#i=7 do these bushings even come out??

 

Did you have to lube these before you installed them? Skunk2 doesn't say anything about that on their site.

To do it right, you'll need to push or press out the inner sleeve, lube it with
the silicone and re-install the sleeve. Then slather the contact area of the poly.
Don't know if you can remove the bushings on these. I've only done Energy poly
bushings.

 

Comes up as a blank screen.

 

dam i gotta press these out great

 

Maybe you need to identify EXACTLY where the squeaking is coming from before you start doing anything.

 

the poly bushings on my camber kit

 

Trying to save you some work in case it was something else. Why does the thread title say it's the REAR bushings?

 

wat about a spray?

 

probably not.. it won't get between the bushing and the sleeve.
Just take it out and do it right.

 

I would call up Skunk and ask them if those bushings are meant to come out before you press them out and either f**ck them up or realize that you can't get them back in. Also its rarely the camber kit bushings that are squeaking. Its usually the bushings on the lower control arms. In any case there is no spray or aresol lubricant that you will be able to spray on them from the outside to properly lubricate them. You will need to take them off and do it manually with the material that HondaPartsHero mentioned. There are no shortcuts to suspension fixes. Especially with polyurethane bushings.