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Rear Trailing Arm Bushings Myself vs. $340 at an Independent Repair Shop 200

posted by  SilverBlueWagon'87 on  Mon Oct 4 08:24 CST 2004
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Hello!

I did it myself. It wasn't difficult. The only problem was how to press in new bushings. I simply found a local machine shop and asked guys to help me with the problem. It took 10 minutes and costed me a pack of beer :-) (the guys in the shop were so kind).

Good luck.






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