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Poly TAB installation 200

posted by  sfraser on  Fri Aug 18 17:06 CST 2006
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I did both methods on my car. I first used the TAB tool and pressed out the old bushing. The whole thing comes out including the metal case. It's a tight fit but it does work. The job was hard. I found it much easier warming up the casing and pulling out the old one when it got soft. It was much easier and left only a small rubber residue that was easily buffed off with a dremmel. The poly bushings just slide in and it's done!
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Simon 1980 240 320k 19 years. 'White Lightning'






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