How To Replace REAR Control Arm Bushings
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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I love the "Pop" as it tells me that I have persevered. Nothing is worse when you can't break something down.Great video!
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Hello Klowny man I enjoy learning what you show how to do and I like to hear your voice! COOL. Thanks
thanks for watching
😊 Pop goes the weasel
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Thanks for ur video very helpful ur awesome 👍🏻
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You so great to easy explain thank for knowing
Thanks for watching
Well done- I do like your work bench top, nice. Happy New Year
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Are there specific tools (tool kits) for shops to put between the two sides of the control arm so that they're not squeezed together or do you have to find a fitting piece of robust metal yourself?
This was all completed while wearing a leather jacket and white rubber gloves. Merica!
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Got any tips for removing the bushings on the differential of a 4 link skylark?
Nice Job.
By the looks of the control arm, I would have just replaced the whole thing, they are pretty cheap as a complete assembly, but it was a good video if you just needed to replace the bushings.
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Clowny!,No clean up or paint before installing the bush? Dodgey bro!
I threw this control arm out. I just did it for the video.Trying to save people money and show them how to do it.
LOL,Very good
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Good Lord...Those arms are SOOO rusty, why waste the time? I think you can get new ones cheaply enough.
its for demonstration purposes,,thanks for watching
those arms aren't rusted enough to alter the integrity of the metal, it's merely surface rust. unless you live in arizona there's gonna be surface rust. put the new bushings in and go. save your money.