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Control arm replacement. 200

posted by  Rule 308 on  Sun Dec 31 06:13 CST 2006
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WOW, I guess living in So. Cal is a good thing huh? The front bushings are a bit tough to get out, I use either and air hammer with a chisle bit or the big C clamp press that is sold for doing U joints. The rears area about as easy to do as falling off a log, unless of course if they are rusted solid into one big piece of steel. Remove the rear housing and pound out the bushing with the big hammer and then pound in the new with the same, reinstall and be done with it.

Scan tech bushings and for the most part anything with the scantech label on it is pure garbage. As the other guys have said, buy the correct Boge bushings and you will be happy.

Mark






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