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>Book call for a special tool to remove the bushing on top of the axle, >is
>it really needed or will hand tools, push and grunt work?...
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>Thanks..Denny/GA
I used a 2 1/
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Denny,
I did mine just a couple of weeks ago.
I hit on the bushing shell to get it out of
roundness/weaker.
then I hit it out with a hammer.
To get the urethane bushings
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, A voice of reason in the darkness - struggles to be heard. JJ you
are probably right, but ask my lovely wife if I don't like to do things
the hard way. LOL
It
It depends on how tuff you want it to be. I did mine this spring. I took a
drill to the rubber and pushed out as much as I could. I next took a hack
saw to the metal. After I cut it through I took a hammer to it.
Taking them out is the easy part. I made a tool out of pipe end caps,
washe
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Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List] Rear Upper
Control Arms
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Ya know for a
while now this topic keeps coming up... Now not that it isn't a valid
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Thanks to all that replied, did'nt want to get stuck under the car not able to get
these out. Since it still on the differential, don't think I will burn. The
hammer/ham
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Ya know for a while now this topic keeps coming up... Now not that it isn't
a valid topic but I am quite puzzled as to why guys have to go through
such heart ache to get th
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Denny
I drilled may 3/8 inch holes thru the rubber, until it was loose
enough to push center out. Then collapsed the metal shell with hammer &
chisel. Worked fine f
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Just use a 1/4" drill bit and drill out the rubber around the center
bushing, when it is loose, just tap it out with a hammer and drift.
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You may have to burn it out. Use a torch to light the rubber on fire and let
it melt away, then beat them out with a hammer. I actually beat mine out
with a really big h
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Hi all;
Have completed rebuilding the front end of my 71, now to the rear. Have new boxed
lower control arms and sway bar. Have a question on the upper control arms. Boo
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