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Any tips on how to install plastic A-arm bushings. They seem to be an extremely tight fit. Do I need to press/pound them on?
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I did three sets on my car...
First one squeaked...so did the second one... third one... I made it so that the a-arm was free to move the entire range of motion with zero binding...it was a trial and error method with a dremel, using a sanding wheel... Then, once they fit, cut a figure 8 inside the bushing using a dremel with a small 1/8 inch carving bit. the figure 8 intersection should end up in the middle and be the place that you put the zerk fitting... This is where you will religiously grease the bushing...it over comes an chance of squeaking. Rich |
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