doing jimlab's 18 bushings myself (press question)
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doing jimlab's 18 bushings myself (press question)
would this do the trick?
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if i get an impact gun, and a press (that one?) i should be good right? i have basic other tools such as sockets and wrenches already. i've never done bushings so i don't wanna get stuck with the car in the air and realize i can't do something.
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if i get an impact gun, and a press (that one?) i should be good right? i have basic other tools such as sockets and wrenches already. i've never done bushings so i don't wanna get stuck with the car in the air and realize i can't do something.
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I used the exact press. You need to take the bushing to SEars and buy a bunch of sockets from 48-54 mm. You also have to be creative with how you pressed the old bushing out. You MUST mark every bushing otherwise you'll end up pulling some bushings back out. Don't ask me how I know.
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didn't Jim just post a write up on how to do this very thing in the suspension section???
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hlight=bushing
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hlight=bushing
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Originally posted by PVerdieck
moderator, please move this to suspension/brakes/tires
moderator, please move this to suspension/brakes/tires
Moderator in training it seems....
Keep up the vigilant work PVerdieck and I am sure you will get that Moderator position you have been longing for.
Good luck!
Shawn
Oh and sorry for my interruption sporff.
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