Anti Squeak---where is it used?

ms fowler

Senior Member
Is there a comprehensive list of all locations where anti squeak is used? I am most interested in the '38 Pickup, but did it's use change over the years. Was all anti squeak for a given year the same material, or are there different types of anti squeak? Trying to stay "authentic".
 
Anti squeak as in between body and frame webbing, or something between the leaf springs? Or on fan belts? Or on door hinges or perhaps spring shackles? Specific areas and specific type of anti squeak material/lubricant would narrow it down a bit for us. Of course you realize I'm being somewhat facetious here. A world of difference between wax impregnated woven belting and 3n1oil. (The devil made me do it.)
 
No harm done. I appreciate clarity--at least from others, if not myself. ( You missed on "anti-squeak---my cat! mice stop squeaking after he finishes "playing" with them--no more squeak!)

I was asking about locations where the woven material is used. The locations I think of are :
Front and rear fenders to frame or body
Cab to wooden supports
Frame to those same cab wooden supports
Cab to frame where there is no wood

What have I missed? My assumption is that all the uses I listed use the same anti-squeak.
 
on our '41 ford there was antisqueak material between all metal to metal surfaces. fenders to body, fenders to grill, dash to inside structure, hood latch panel to fenders. after rebuilding it in '96 or so, still no squeaks any where after 25 yrs.
 
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