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Rear trailing a bush.
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Rear trailing a bush.
Can anyone advise how long these bushes take to change on a driveway from personal experience
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Rear trailing a bush.
With the correct tool about 30 mins each side going steady, it's not a difficult job. Well worth doing though.
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Rear trailing a bush.
Had a look at them today and they are standard bushes so powerflex going on
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Rear trailing a bush.
This. Make sure you have the right tool. Will make everything much easier! The driver's side for me was stubborn to get out but the impact gun made things easier.Scooba_Steve wrote: ↑Fri Apr 20, 2018 2:57 pm With the correct tool about 30 mins each side going steady, it's not a difficult job. Well worth doing though.
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Rear trailing a bush.
Did mine last weekend, broke my brakes! Doh! Leaking fluid, so new lines going on tomorrow.
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Rear trailing a bush.
'Right Tool' ? Any specific one please?
I'm considering doing these an the 'lollypops' on our car. Drove it yesterday for the first time in months, it's my wife's daily, and noticed the annoyingly 'wandery' steering over 60mph. Seems to tug for a bit then it's OK for a while, doesn't seem to be a sticky steering column.
I'm considering doing these an the 'lollypops' on our car. Drove it yesterday for the first time in months, it's my wife's daily, and noticed the annoyingly 'wandery' steering over 60mph. Seems to tug for a bit then it's OK for a while, doesn't seem to be a sticky steering column.
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Rear trailing a bush.
You'll need a couple of long bars with 16mm sockets I believe, as the torque of the bolt through the bushing is around 110nm, quite tight!
You can find specific press kits for the job on eBay for around 30 quid, or spend a bit more, circa 100 quid, and get a kit with a load of different cups and plates to do near enough any bushes on the car.
You can find specific press kits for the job on eBay for around 30 quid, or spend a bit more, circa 100 quid, and get a kit with a load of different cups and plates to do near enough any bushes on the car.