So everyone, who has tried to remove and especially replace these bushings, usually finds it a PTA.
So what are thoughts on cutting them in the middle and making two halves? They are held in with the tube and washers. Would it be that bad?
Greg W.
Sway bar rubber bushings on a 4000Q
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90quattrocoupe
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Mentosman42
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Re: Sway bar rubber bushings on a 4000Q
I was able to pull the bushings in with a couple sockets and some threaded rod, just lube up the bushings and keep trying.
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90quattrocoupe
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Re: Sway bar rubber bushings on a 4000Q
I can do it, just pain to do.
Greg W.
Greg W.
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Mentosman42
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Re: Sway bar rubber bushings on a 4000Q
No reason to cut them then.
Will cutting a bushing in half and then reinstalling it have an effect? Probably. Dont know for sure but if you can put them in without cutting them why even risk it?
Will cutting a bushing in half and then reinstalling it have an effect? Probably. Dont know for sure but if you can put them in without cutting them why even risk it?
95.5 ur-S6
83 20vt urQ
83 20vt urQ