any sway bar bushings at rear ?

As title.

My minivan noise was solved by replacing bushings at the front.
Is there any bushing at the rear? Wondering if I can get rid of the last
bit of noise by replacing that?
It is 99 T&C AWD.

Thanks

 

If there is a sway bar than yes. IF not the noise may be bad shocks or
struts or mounts for the above.
Larry

 

My 99 T&C LTD AWD doesn't have a rear swaybar, just the level adjusting
shocks.

 

Will,

How many miles you got on your 99 T&C?
Mine is around 78k and I feel it not as responsive now. Was it the age or
maintenance? Should I change the spark plug?
The dealer said that model came with platinum spark plug and it needs
replacement between 75k to 100k.
Mine is in the range but not sure if that is the cause.

 

The double platinums it came with should be fine even a little over 100k.
However it depends on your fuel quality and driving habits etc.. Champions
perform better in a mopar than anything else I've ever tried and when
they're such a bitch to change I don't care to argue with success. I'm at
150k on my T&C and it's 2nd set of plugs with no sign of sluggishness. I'll
probably do them again at 190 or 200. Only this time I'm pulling the
manifold 'cause doing it under the car is a pain and I imagine it will be a
god time to put valve cover gaskets on anyway.
Larry

 

Harry:

I've got about 95k km on my vehicle. Stark plug replacement is recommended
at 100k. I changed the original plugs ~ 75k km. They needed it. I used
Bosch "platinum plus 4" (multiple spark gaps) which were an improvement over
the OEM's. I would recommend them. However, it is a real pain replacing
the back ones. I did it on ramps from underneath. I think that I had to
take the belt off and move the alternator out of the way, as I recall.

Fuel injector flushing helped as well to smooth the idle.

About the sway bar bushings.....

I bought the "gold" warrantee which runs out in 5000 km. The T&C is at the
dealer right now getting new struts, rear shocks (load leveling), tie rod
ends, 1 brake caliper, a cv joint boot, and, oh yeah, swaybar bushings. Boy
am I glad that I bought the warrantee. I don't mind paying for the
alignment after all this. Warrantee even pays for the rental car while they
fix it.