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122 Front Suspension Bushings. 120-130

posted by  122_Canadian on  Mon May 23 04:49 CST 2005
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Hello All,

I was having a quick look at my front suspension (getting closer to a saftey inspection and getting on the road) and when I had the passenger side suspension jacked up I noticed that there was a lot of play in the wheel. It turned out that there was little or no upper A-arm bushings left!! Most of the rest is in tact, but I ordered the 1/2 poly, 1/2 rubber front suspension kit from IPD (added new brake lines just in case).

My question is, how hard is ti to get these things installed? I don't have a press, but can usually make due. Are there any pit-falls? What about the springs, how hard it is to get them out without killing yourself?

I appeal to your collective wisdom.

Cheers,
Craig






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