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As the title reads i have a squeck from both sides from my front end. i jacked it up and found what it was. its whats boxed in red in the pics. First off what is it? Second any one had the same trouble with it squecking bad? And third how do you fix it?

I have sprayed it to death with RP7 and that has stopped it for now but i guess not for long

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Adam

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Adz2332 Grand Master

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for long term sollution get proper adjastuble castor rods with nolathane bushings.

Ok excellent yer thats what i did, sprayed it to death and it has stopped it now. But for the fix i should get some castor rod bushes and replace them?

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