Like a French whore's bed...need teflon strips or something else.

Got the dreaded leaf spring squeak problem. Hit them with some WD-40 but still a bit noise left.
Would the teflon strip help? What else?

 

Bicycle innertube. Cut into small square section or rectangle and place in between leaves.

 

Me too. I find pressure washing them helps the most as a temporary fix but as soon as they get dirty their back at it. Fluid film is a slight band aid too.

 

*whore

 

Give this stuff a try. Recommended by other members. I have a couple rolls I haven't installed yet

 

After driving on a dusty gravel road , mine started squeaking like crazy and drove me nuts .
I jacked it up and let the rear springs separate , I sprayed fluid film in all the gaps in the springs . The squeaking stopped and has been gone for at least a year now and is silent . I have driven on many of dusty gravel roads since .
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Fluid-Film...eb&gclid=CLnRka2q9OQCFZdPgQodps4DRg&gclsrc=ds

Edit , I forgot to mention that I learned this tip here on TW . Sorry for not having said so right away .

 

I need to try that method. I think I’m not getting full coverage from the fluid film when I’m doing it.

 

with mine turning up the radio helps