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Old 10-29-2007, 08:55 AM
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W124 Self Leveling Suspension

While driving around in my new 300 every time the rear suspension articulates at all over a bump the rear suspension makes a very loud rubber squeaking noise. I had something similar happen on a celica i had when the stabilizer bar bushings needed to be lubed. Is there a stabilizer bar in the rear or are there other bushings that may need to be lubricated? From the right rear when it hits a bump there is a quick bump-bump that sounds as if a shock is loose. Now I know it doesn't have shocks like a normal car, so are there any mounts on the top and bottom of the cylinders that could cause a similar noise?

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Old 10-29-2007, 11:22 PM
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if it is anything like a 123, there would be a sway bar link that goes out.

easy and cheap to fix. get under there and pry on the bushings.

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