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its not grease, its PB blaster penetrating oil
http://www.google.com/products?q=pb+...oogle&ct=title

 
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kcari, what ur experiencing may be the tsb for the rear suspension squeak, which i though i had too, i have the tsb in a pdf file if u want it, just pm me ur email and i can send it to u, including part numbers and stuff

 
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Does your alignment shop sell tires too? lol. I just put on one of my SPC rear camber kits on ( ran out of daylight) an I see this beefy bushing on it where it bolts to the body. On the stock arm...I see NOTHING filling in the sides and some crumbling thin hard thing I think used to be rubber...wonder if having that would contribute my rear kicking to and fro over bumps.

 
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pics!!!, but from the description, id say probably

 
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I went to take pictures but I left my USB cable at my job apparently. Doh!! lemme try and take one and send it to my email then ill grab it and post the comparison

 
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works for me, i did that a few days ago, then remembered my memory card slides into the side of my computer

 
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lol I just emailed this to my job and remote desktoped into the office to do this. Left is stock, right is my new SPC camber kit.

 
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isnt pb blaster oil-based grease?

 
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yes, it IS only a TEMPORARY fix, just keeps from driving u nuts

 
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whats a permanant fix for this?...drill a hole for a grease nipple?

 
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yea, that could contribute, but the oem doesnt seem to be tooo bad, its dry rotted and cracked from what i can tell, rubber sucks, spc comes with polyurethane which is much sturdier and long lasting, i bought ingalls, which can come with either, and im having to replace them after only a year(only a 90 day warranty), but short answer, replace them and see if it goes away, if its crumbling and cracking, then yes, that was ur problem(i know, obvious right) bad bushings suck

 
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I hope that was the cause myself. Thanks for givin your opinion!

 
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anytime ryox, im no expert, but ive been there, done that, good luck

alex w, i would not drill a grease fitting there since its a control arm and there is quite a bit of torque on it during cornering and strut compression, so i would advise against it, pretty much ur only permanent fix is to get an spc with polyurethane bushings

 
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the funny thing is i have the same thing happening right now..it just started to squeak in the rear but too lazy to lubricate it. lol its been driving me crazy hearing it lol

 
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slowwhitecivic, what kinda camber kit u have??

 
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okay so i went to two shops today and one shop says the squeeking is normal and another shop says bushing issues but the second shop said they'd have to remove my tires, whole suspensionto take a look and that costs a lot of money, so i said forget it. plus i just got an alignment... again... and dont want three alignments in one month...

so i have no idea what to do...

 
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check ur inbox kcari

 
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a-haa!!! so thats where these damn squeeks are coming from... good stuff, i will do this tomorrow...

 
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hmm the weird thing is i got the squeak when i was on s techs, to fix that i added lubricant to the camber kit joints, and it was gone. now im on coilovers, the squeak is gone

 
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hey just to update you guys... so i took my car to a shop and the guy drove my car around and through speedbumps really hard and fast and the noise was gone. Then flash forward a couple of months to this morning, and I drove into a business center with a pretty steep hill at a weird angle, harder than usual, and the noise came back... so its possible that it could be my dust collector or top thing, i don't have a camber kit so....
but i should get coil overs sometime in january...
seeya

 
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rear brake light noise!!!! damn i hated that http://www.geocities.com/pfeifferper...ightrattle.pdf

 
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yep, when i first installed my ground controls it did this around the bump stop. I just took WD-40 and sprayed it as far up the spring as I could and it stopped.