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TAB question 200 1991

posted by  TONY H on  Sun Dec 25 16:36 CST 2016
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You will need to keep the relationship between the two ears constant. If you try pressing the bushing in and one ear bends a bit it will bind and not move thru the second ear.

Yes, the Bushings are a bit Oval. They are also directional.
Look close. There should be an arrow on the Rubber end. I believe the arrow should be pointing to the ground when installed. The rubber is thicker on that side.
Also note that one end of the bushing is a smaller diameter then the other. Push the small end into the ears first. This will let you get the bushing almost all the way in before you need to get to Pressing.
Keep that in mind when removing the old one push it out toward the Differential and it should not take much to get it loose

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