Bushing replacement
09-26-2015, 12:04 PM
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My apologies, I misread that.
I would recommend you jack it up and use a floor jack to support the axle. It will probably move very slightly when you remove the arm. A floor jack gives you the ability to move it around some. As I stated, only do 1 at a time though.
I would recommend you jack it up and use a floor jack to support the axle. It will probably move very slightly when you remove the arm. A floor jack gives you the ability to move it around some. As I stated, only do 1 at a time though.
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Found this. He didn't jack his up. (Mine was on a lift with tires removed). It gives you a pretty good idea of what to expect when you replace them.
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