Any auto parts store should have them. I bought mine
at Car Quest.
kevin d
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> thanks for all the help, now does anyone have any
> idea where I can get a
> replacement bolt that sticks out parallel to the
> ground towards the out side
> of theaxle shaftson the housing.
this "bolt" is indeed the shock bolt. Check with NPD, mail order company.
-dan
i just did my rear bushings and the flange stuck out from the diff. ear about 1/4".
good luck
thanks for all the help, now does anyone have any idea where I can get a
replacement bolt that sticks out parallel to the ground towards the out side
of theaxle shaftson the housing. (its not really a bolt, it has a nut on both
ends, one to hold it on and I believe the other one is to hold the
You have it right. The bushings do not go all of the way in.
rick
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Subject: [Chevelle-List] rear diff bushing install question
Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2002 19:48:33 EST
Hello,
I am trying to install a new set of
Just took a look at the 2 rearends in the garage. They both have a 3/8"
gap, so it sounds like you have it correct. Also, I did notice that the
bushing flanges should be installed from the outside (each end) towards the
center.
Kent
'68 Malibu ZZ502/502 :)
ACES #5102
Hello,
I am trying to install a new set of bushings in a 10 bolt rear end for a 68
chevelle malibu. The fit is quite tight but my question is how far do the
bushings go in? These bushings are from energy suspension, and have a raised
area about 3/8 inch wide next to the bushing flange. I hav
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