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Squeaking Koni Shocks 120-130 1966

posted by  pearl on  Sun Jun 29 03:12 CST 2003
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For a couple of years I thought my shocks were squeaking. After I got brand new Bilstiens they still squeaked. What?
It turned out that the long bolt that goes through the lower A frame was rusted to the A frame itself, thus causing the seeming perminent and unwanted noise. It wasn't untill I changed the A frame bushes (and in the process had to heat and hack out the old bolts, and lubed the "new" ones with super tin man lubricant {a la Ron Kwas}) that the squeak was laid to rest.
But hey, that was my squeak.






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