simple enuf! I think it's the front sway bar that's squeaking, but while
I'm working on the car, I may as well lube both sets. Since I do my own oil
changes (synthetic, for what it's worth) not everything under the car is
getting lubed (do those oil change places really lube anything down there
anyway?).....while i'm under the car doing the sway bar bushings, what else
would be a good idea to lube while i'm under there?
thanks for the help
andre
Reply to message from "Andre" <
[email protected]> (Sun, 17 Dec 2006 19:10:
30) about "sway bar bushings '01 elantra":
A> this will probably sound like a silly question to some, but since I've
A> never performed the service myself, I must ask
No silly questions here about Hyundais.
A> on my elantra, the sway bar bushings are squeaking, and I just want to
A> know what the procedure is for lubing them.
Which sway bar? Rear?
I am not really familiar with the 2001 Elantra but I replaced the rear sway
bar on my 2002 EGT when l had it, and recently lubed the bushings on my
Tib.
When the car is not moving the sway bar is not under load. This means that
even if you drive the car up on ramps you can still work on the sway bar
(and even remove it).
In your case you just want to remove the brackets holding the bushings in
place on the car. Since the bushings are split you would be able to get
them off the bar without detaching the bar from the end links. Lube as
required and reinstall in the reverse sequence. Do not fully tighten the
brackets until both are snugged down and you give the bar a bit of a jiggle
to get everything back into its natural resting position. Finally torque
the screws to the correct torque (see Webtech for torque) .
Best Regards
Wayne Moses <
[email protected]> Mon, 18 Dec 2006 14:17:43 -0600
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