When it got real cold last week, the jeep started to squeek really bad going over bumps, rough spots and up inclines at an angle. I still have the stock springs and about 94,000 miles. Never had it before until it got real cold. Was going to look at it when i switch out my wheels to my winter ones, but now it has gone away since we started to warm up this week. 
Very weird. I'm thinking its my springs where they mount, but could it be the B-woody sway bar links I installed in the summer? Maybe to tight? i didn't torque them down to exact bc my torque wrench was not around when i did the install. I never had this before and this is my 3rd winter with the jeep. Only thing i ever changed was the sway bar links for suspension. I know might be hard to limit it down, but while i'm under there is there anything i coulld spray on the springs where they mount (top and bottom) and the sway bar bushings w/ out desroying any of the material? Lithium grease, chain lube or anything along those lines?
Thanks!
Very weird. I'm thinking its my springs where they mount, but could it be the B-woody sway bar links I installed in the summer? Maybe to tight? i didn't torque them down to exact bc my torque wrench was not around when i did the install. I never had this before and this is my 3rd winter with the jeep. Only thing i ever changed was the sway bar links for suspension. I know might be hard to limit it down, but while i'm under there is there anything i coulld spray on the springs where they mount (top and bottom) and the sway bar bushings w/ out desroying any of the material? Lithium grease, chain lube or anything along those lines?
Thanks!
