I've got an RDR rear swaybar on my MINI. Over the winter, I used the automatic car wash with its undercarriage wash, but that seems to have blasted all the lubriaction off the swaybar bushings. Since I'm about to switch from winter wheels to summer wheels, it seems to be the right time to re-lube the swaybar bushings. What kind of lubricant do I need to look for in the auto parts shop? I believe the bushings are polyuerthane, but I'm not positive on that. The small amount of web searching I did on the RDR bar was inconclusive about that.

Thanks.

 

I use Energy suspension Lubricant.

 

white lithium grease is what I use. No squeeks or creeks on any of my
cars which have/had aftermarket swaybars/bushings. :smile:

 

Another vote for Energy suspension lube It is really great, no squeak under extreme cold temperature (-40C)

 

Another vote for Energy Suspension lube. That stuff is the stickiest lube out there. I buy it by the tub for about $20 which will last many years. Great stuff!

 

where does one buy Energy suspension lube?

 

If you talk to ES they will tell you to use Blue-marine-grease... that is what they told me for my ES Bushings on my Camaro