Subject	It was a PITA no doubt about it >>
Posted by	my91z on November 29, 2008 at 2:40 PM
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In Reply To	ES rear differential bushing install advise posted by RICH1 on November 29, 2008 at 09:35 AM
Message	I used the threaded rod for leverage once I got one side of the bushing started and wrestled it into place, tightening the nut as I went along. Looks like what you found using the front OEM sleeve would help. I did that writeup a LONG time ago, lol. Hope it helped some. Mike --------------------------------------------------------
Follow Ups	ES rear differential bushing install advise - RICH1 09:35:11 11/29/08 haha honestly, me and my friend pressed in the bushing with - mogaffar 10:35:15 11/29/08 First of all, that was probably the most frustrating install - ttzcadet 12:22:40 11/29/08 Thanks Tyler that was the advice I needed - RICH1 13:29:58 11/29/08 Re: Thanks Tyler that was the advice I needed - ttzcadet 19:21:43 11/29/08 heres what I did - mvtz 14:04:12 11/29/08 So far your write up has been great. - RICH1 14:49:12 11/29/08 It was a PITA no doubt about it >> - my91z 14:40:48 11/29/08 It's a PITA with the subframe out, sounds crazy with it in (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 16:09:18 11/29/08 if i may......... - eazyez 17:28:48 11/29/08 air chizel (n/m) - genic 12:29:35 11/30/08 For us the bushings weren't the problem..... - Multi_Read (MO) 18:56:30 11/29/08 Pop the bushings in the freezer - ArticDragon192 18:58:47 11/29/08 I did mine with the subframe in the car. - ShakaShaun(Denver) 19:11:50 11/29/08 I just used a 2x4 and a couple of C clamps - spyhunterTT(nj) 20:16:00 11/29/08
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