Thanks! Will certainly take a look into the hangarsI noticed a slight squeaking from all of my Mojave shock shafts, but I could only hear it in the garage, engine off, and pushing up & down on the suspension by hand. I never heard any shaft squeaks when driving.
If you decide to lube the shock shafts, I recommend using silicone grease only ( Danco 88693 Silicone Grease, which can be picked up at Lowes, HD, etc. ) . Sprays & other lubes like WD40 could have a negative impact on the wiper seals.
The only shock squeak noise I ever heard during normal driving was from my left rear upper shock mount. The bushing appeared to be shifted slightly in the shock and it was barely touching the frame. Took me forever to find that little problem. After pushing the top of the shock over to help seat the bushing, the noise immediately went away. The bushing contact appears to be gone, but I put a little silicone grease on it just in case.
Another common source of rubbery squeaks is the exhaust hangers. So, check your exhaust hangers - all 3 of them. Mine were super squeaky, especially the colder they got. I removed them, and found that whatever assembly lube they used had dried out and made them squeaky. I cleaned them, then applied Danco silicone grease and re-installed them. No more squeaks.