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My squeaky/creaking sway bar end links are acting up again. I got rid of the creakk by just greasing them in the past, but the noise is back again and I'm thinking of just replacing them. Where is the best place to buy new end links??
Thanks for the help as always.
Last edited by dr.stephan; 03-19-2010 at 11:45 PM.
This is what I did and can't say enough good about doing it. I had replaced the stock ones 3 times and it still popped. But after putting these on it is quiet at last. Look at post #3 and she will fix you up. hope this helps
I just installed my new end links, purchased from MTI, and I still have the "end link klunk". I adjusted them to the exact same length as the original stock ones, so I'm beginning to suspect I may have a different issue??
I just installed my new end links, purchased from MTI, and I still have the "end link klunk". I adjusted them to the exact same length as the original stock ones, so I'm beginning to suspect I may have a different issue??
No, that is it LG's are teflon bushed so they are quiet
please note LG has both types so if it's quiet you want make sure you order the quiet ones
My '08 F55 has a light metallic popping sound, mostly at low speed in parking lots. It seems to happen when weight shifts from one side of the car to the other.
Do you guys think the LG Motorsports end links would get rid of the noise? (I've already tried changing the differential fluid to Dexron LS and that didn't help).
Also, LG Motorsports has a funny typo in their website's product description:
"LG Motorsports took the GM end links one setup farther ..."
My '08 F55 has a light metallic popping sound, mostly at low speed in parking lots. It seems to happen when weight shifts from one side of the car to the other.
Do you guys think the LG Motorsports end links would get rid of the noise? (I've already tried changing the differential fluid to Dexron LS and that didn't help).
Also, LG Motorsports has a funny typo in their website's product description:
"LG Motorsports took the GM end links one setup farther ..."
It depends on if the endlinks are your problem or not. If it's something else, then replacing the endlinks won't solve your problem. You'll just be throwing parts at it. And don't forget what ernie wrote above; there are two different endlinks for sale on LG site: quiet (more expensive), T1 (less cost and not necessarily quiet per their words).
I have the recent upgraded GM end links and the car has never been so quite. I am still holding my breath though, only have a few hundred miles on them.
03-19-2010, 08:15 PM
Sway Bar End Links
