Getting ready to replace the original, 46 yr-old rear anti-roll bushings (photo) with new ones. Older posts are quite helpful, but have a question:
I presume (?) the rear needs to be on a lift (I don't have) or jackstands (I have) to relieve the pressure on the bar so when the brackets are unbolted the bar doesn't do a hard shift to some unpredictable location?
The prior threads don't mention this; maybe because its so obvious.
Thanks!
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easy just use a jack and some jack stands, it will come out easily
Getting ready to replace the original, 46 yr-old rear anti-roll bushings (photo) with new ones. Older posts are quite helpful, but have a question:
I presume (?) the rear needs to be on a lift (I don't have) or jackstands (I have) to relieve the pressure on the bar so when the brackets are unbolted the bar doesn't do a hard shift to some unpredictable location?
The prior threads don't mention this; maybe because its so obvious.
Thanks!
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QUOTE(StarBear @ Apr 11 2020, 07:20 AM) 
Getting ready to replace the original, 46 yr-old rear anti-roll bushings (photo) with new ones. Older posts are quite helpful, but have a question:
I presume (?) the rear needs to be on a lift (I don't have) or jackstands (I have) to relieve the pressure on the bar so when the brackets are unbolted the bar doesn't do a hard shift to some unpredictable location?
The prior threads don't mention this; maybe because its so obvious.
Thanks!
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Thanks, George! Thought so; just wanted to make sure.
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