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Wew!!! Trailing Arm Bushing is Done. 200

posted by  pageda on  Sat Oct 4 01:11 CST 2003
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I used the 1/2" grade 8 nut and bolt as Neal Wilcer's design calls for and greased them up. Next time I may just collapse the bushings metal housing with a hammer and chisel to see if that is easier and faster than using the tool to remove the old ones. One side at a time would make it a bit easier. Not an easy job but it sure is satisfying when you drive it afterwards.

http://www-ese.fnal.gov/People/wilcer/volvo_trailing_arm_bushing_tool.htm






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