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Replacing ARB and drop-link bushes - How long?

cdickinson

cdickinson

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I'm going to finally tackle replacing my front ARB and drop-link bushes at the end of the month.
Roughly how long should I put aside to get the job done?
Are there any hints / tips that anyone can share or any difficulties I may come across?

Cheers.
 
it should be fairly straight-forward. I replaced mine a couple of years ago. Cant remember exactly how long - couple of hours at the most. Nothing particularly difficult, apart from the normal potential for seized bolts. Getting the new bushes in is a bit tight, but I didnt use a press of any kind.
 
I'll be performing the usual soak of WD40 several days before trying to start - and I'll ensure we've plenty fairy liquid in to help the new ones along...!

Thanks for the tip-off about the braces Peter - I've put a call in to ESS who are checking stock and prices.

Chris.
 
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