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Control arm bushing replacement. 200

posted by  unggthat on  Mon Oct 14 06:30 CST 2002
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well, I did it...but its not that pretty. The rear ones you can do with a vise and some good pipes of the right size, but the front ones can be quite a bit harder....we ended up using a welder to heat them up and hammer them out..but you could take out the rubber, cut through the bushing, and then hammer it out...install with a vise or something....takes longer, but do-able. good luck
nate gundy






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