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Best lube for squeaky leafs?

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by Stocklocker, Aug 8, 2021.

  1. Aug 9, 2021 at 12:58 PM
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    Also made sure U bolts are tight, mine came from factory ~30PSI (EDIT FTLB... was playing with a compressor today haha) and they were very squeaky, now at ~60 and quiet.
     
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    This too.
     
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    Do you need to disassemble the leafs to install these or can you get in there with a pry bar?
     
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    I had mine in for the TSB for the squeaky leafs, can't remember what the dealer did, but it fixed it permanently.
     
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    This with the stock springs?
     
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    You just need to lift the truck and let the suspension droop fully. Pry bar works great, oh forgot to mention that the dorman's mounting post is too long to be used as is, I used a hacksaw to cut them to about 1/4"-5/16" tall.

    Here's a photo of how they look. 12k miles and they're still holding up, the only "maintenance" I do on them is blast them with the hose during a wash.
    PXL_20210809_212110263.jpg
     

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