Cboogie

Great write up and follow up from both. Have a 2006 4.2 that started squeaking and this happen to be the first post before i did a search.
I will try to lube up my bushings to see if the squeak stops and go from there. If it does stop I will be getting these to do the job as well.

maxandtara

I saw this sway bar bushing by FEBI ADSB-D3F-KIT

Has anyone tried them out ?

They are shaped like the OEM bushing on Paul's previous posting.

Awdi4life

thank you! Just ordered these arrive tomm, i have no doubt they will work.

Awdi4life

worked great quality product cant comment on before and after because i doing full kit and my upped are toast my sway bar bushing had separated no longer fused to bar just the bracket.

maxandtara

Thanks for posting.... keep us updated....

aebarto11

Awesome! The Moog bushings I used are still going strong after two years. As you can see in my initial pictures, the Moogs don't have the flat slide like the OEM - I never got them to seat 100%. These Febest bushings look like a much better fit - hopefully they hold up well. Keep us posted!

Tstealth32

Same here. Moogs worked, just a pain to get in. No squeaks in this cold weather.

PaulW

Two years later, my bushings are still doing good, but I don't drive the car much.

Florida8L

get the KNOCK too on speedbumps. Will update my bushings... because thats the only thing I’ve not replaced now at 102K...

Btw - i recently installed 4 purple/road powerflex upper control arm bushings. That was a major upgrade. Must properly over grease inside and touching surfaces to avoid squeaks. WELL WORTH the hassle pushing out bushings on a set of URO arms. Im hooked. powerflex also sells swayback bushings and lists 4 size options on many applications. Their compound is magic and favored by the Queen of England in her Bentley I’m sure.lol.

maxandtara

What grease do you use ? How long does the grease last ?

I have read a post about having to wrap them with teflon tape and using marine grease to minimize the noise.