E53 Rear Subframe Bushing Tool Set Rental

[NikkoTT]

Not for rent any longer, it was sold

[Ricky Bobby]

Well I guess the tool rental is popular lately....

[NikkoTT]

Ya I didn't see it for rent up here when I needed to replace my frame bushings a month ago, so I figure I give it a try and offer it up to see if anyone else needs it.

[Ricky Bobby]

Shoulda searched harder, I've had the tool up for rent since late May:

http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...ack-black.html

[upallnight]

Originally Posted by NikkoTT

Hello All!

For Rent or Purchase
Rear Subframe bush removal/installation tool for BMW E53 X5. For replacement of the 4 bushes installed in the subframe.

I will be renting it for $75, and will need to take a deposit of $320, deposit will be returned once the tool is shipped back to me.

Please contact me if you have any questions, thanks


Description:
This tool set allows for on-car installation AND removal of the rear subframe–to-body bushings. The ability to perform this procedure on the car saves hours of labor and avoids significant disassembly of suspension and driveline components.

Material: Black-Oxide and Cadmium Plated Steel

Application Make: BMW

Application Detail:

E53 Chassis – X5

2001 - 2006 X5 3.0i
2001 - 2006 X5 3.0d
2000 - 2006 X5 4.4i
2001 - 2003 X5 4.6is
2004 - 2006 X5 4.8is

You should make sure that everyone who rents the tool view the video on how to use it, that way they won't damage the tool.

[NikkoTT]

Yes good point for sure, thanks uppallnight

Ricky Bobby, i didn't realize you had it up here for rent, I will def add a link to your page, incase I have mine out or whatever.

[Ricky Bobby]

No worries man the more the merrier, seems we are both helping out for sure. How do you like those powerflex bushings? I did Meyle HD because I couldn't justify 4x the price per bushing, solid rubber works for me.

If my tool is out and someone PM's me I'll send them to you as well

[admranger]

Originally Posted by Ricky Bobby

How do you like those powerflex bushings?

I'm curious too! Subframe bushings are on my "things to do when it is less than 100 deg F in the garage".