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How hard a job are new 940 bushings? 900

posted by  Peter Penguin on  Sat May 21 02:57 CST 2005
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Should I try to change the bushings on my 1995 940 T myself? Getting a bit of a clunk sometimes over potholes.

I've never done bushings before... and I'm curious how hard a job it is in comparison to other common tasks.

I've done brakes, rotors, changed all the coolant hoses and belts. But somehow the thought of working under the car trying to press out the bushings seems daunting.

I'd be willing to give it a go, but wonder if it's one of those jobs where I'd be cursing a blue streak for 3 days out in the carport?

Thanks for your opinions.






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