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Poly TAB installation 200 1988

posted by  macs70GLT on  Sun Oct 15 03:41 CST 2006
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I have the Poly trailing arm bushings for my 240 wagon, and the IPD removal tool.

One question, does the chamfered outside diameter of the outer sleeve go to the differential side or wheel side of the brackets?

I have not had anything apart yet, but know that one end of the outter sleeve does have this chamfer. I also noticed a chamfer on one of the bushing halves which fits in the chamfered end of the sleeve. I read through the small page of instructions but it was not clear to me.

Any other tips are also welcome. I have done some bushing work (torque rods) but appreciate the advice of those who have done the work.

Thanks

Mike
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1988 245, 240K mi, 5 speed






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