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Tension Strut Bushings
How difficult of a DIY project is the replacement of the bushings and what would be a reasonable price to have an indy complete the work. Any advise is welcomed.
PS. To the folks who have taken the time to detail the DIY projects, a big thank you to all of you as they have been very helpful with several repairs that I have recently completed. |
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I tried it but my puller to get the other side (ball joint side) wasn't quite the right size so I took it to a suspension shop to do. I tried using a pickle fork and ended up ripping the ball joint boot so I had him replace that too. Shoulda just taken it to him in the first place.
Certainly doable if you have the right tools. Bill |
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I did them on mine, I was able to cut the old bushes out with the arms still on the car, and then pressed in new Powerflex bushes with a large socket, a bit of wood and some M10 studding
![]() It took ages though, getting the bushes out was quite hard. |
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