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Replacing 93 Exp Control Arm Bushings
My control arm bushings are shot (or should I say gone). I picked up the bushings and need to get going on the install, any advice?
It looks like if I remove the sway bar and jack it up, the live axle should lower enough to remove the bushings and re-assemble, is this correct? Or, will I also have to remove the shock to allow enough travel? Or, am I missing the boat and going at this completely wrong? Forgot to mention, this one is 4 wheel drive Any advice? SN95GT50 |
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Re: Replacing 93 Exp Control Arm Bushings
your shocks shouldn't limit your travel at all you might have to remove the coil springs though thats the only way to get more travel out of a 4x4
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Re: Replacing 93 Exp Control Arm Bushings
The job is done, took about 8 hours (never done it before, someone with a little experience maybe 1/2 that).
Place jack stands under vehicle and jack under axle Removed shocks Removed front drive shaft Removed sway bar Removed bolt holding trailing arm to chasis Lowered jack removed bushings Installed 1 bushing Raised axle so that trailing arm went back in Installed 2nd bushing Torqued to spec. Re-assembled Did other side. A second set of hands would have really made this job go much easier. Wow did that make a difference in the ride... SN95GT50 |
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