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posted by  khanawalt on  Sat Dec 11 13:44 CST 2004
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>>Do any of the other rear bushings usually need replacement? I've also got to replace my front A arm bushings. Do I have to have these pressed in?<<

The other rear suspension bushings may need replacement, but the one that commonly fails is the rear trailing arm bushing (where the trailing arm bolts to the axle.)

I believe most of the other bushings have to be pressed in at a shop unless you have a good press. I think they can all be removed from the car and taken to a shop. I haven't done any other bushings, so I don't know for sure.






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