Rear Creaking Noise, Replaced Sway Bar Bushings, Still There

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01-10-13, 10:56 AM

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Ahh I see what you guys were on about, that part is not serviced in the US. Could be sourced outside the US it seems.

I think I am going to just lube mine with the Energy Suspension Formula 5 that stuff is awesome. We'll see how that goes.

I am not sure but I found this link, its may come for Avalon "AVALON , 2000/04 - 2005/06 , 3000CC 24-VALVE DOHC EFI "

http://www.essi24.ru/catalog/auto/to...e/481134B.html

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01-30-13, 10:22 PM

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Ok I tried lubbing the sway bar bushings with synthetic valvoline grease ($6 can) and it did nothing. In fact, the bushing itself looked in good shape. My 97 has 122k miles.

I will try lubbing the bushing mentioned above where the trailing arm meets the hub this weekend and report for you guys. I have a feeling it's gonna be it.

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01-31-13, 08:23 AM

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I am not sure but I found this link, its may come for Avalon "AVALON , 2000/04 - 2005/06 , 3000CC 24-VALVE DOHC EFI "

http://www.essi24.ru/catalog/auto/to...e/481134B.html

If you click to expand on that page, it is the same part number you had found before. Sadly for the US, looks like it is not available, no online Lexus or Toyota parts site in the US shows that as a good part number.

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02-04-13, 07:38 AM

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Its on the Australian Camry 96 ~ 2001. any way just Jake the car up, open this arm that I've mention, but some lubricants, move it up and down, probably left and right to create a gap to inject the lubricants. move it up and down left and right many time, you will notice the jerking sound is gone.

The whether here is cold, and still the sound did not came back till today.