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My 996 came from a farm off a dirt road.When I got it home I had to have the underside steamed cleaned due to caked on mud.It now is squeaking in the back,I sprayed the bushings with dry lube which helped some but still squeakng.

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Replace sway bar bushings

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First thing I would do is replace sway bar bushings .

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

My 996 came from a farm off a dirt road.When I got it home I had to have the underside steamed cleaned due to caked on mud.It now is squeaking in the back,I sprayed the bushings with dry lube which helped some but still squeakng.

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Replace sway bar bushings

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First thing I would do is replace sway bar bushings .

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My 996 came from a farm off a dirt road.When I got it home I had to have the underside steamed cleaned due to caked on mud.It now is squeaking in the back,I sprayed the bushings with dry lube which helped some but still squeakng. Any ideas short of new suspension parts?

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First thing I would do is replace sway bar bushings . Cheap and easy to do . If that doesn't correct the issue you know you need to dig deeper .

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