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#39069 01/09/2004 4:49 PM | Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 141 Member | | Member Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 141 | I am about ready to reassemble my rear leaf springs. Should I spread some wheel bearing grease or similar between each of the leaves or just leave them dry (they are painted, of course)? How did they come from the factory?
I considered using some of that polyliner, but have decided against it.
Also, there are a couple of hard rubber bushings that were on the spring attachment bracket on the axle. Anyone know a source for new ones, or do I just need to fabricate a couple out of an ole tire? | | |
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