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Springs and ride height

posted by  TONY H on  Fri May 3 09:03 CST 2002
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Sorry to say but wiggling and jiggling the Trailing arm wont help. The bushing that is bad is the one attached to the axle and is buried between the arm itself. The arm straddles that particular bushing so you can't see it at all.
I'm betting at, what, 176000 you are ready for those anyway.
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