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How do I remove the Rear Subframe axle bushes?
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clayt80
PostPosted: Wed Jun 12, 2013 5:31 pm Up
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Having problems doing this as not sure how it goes together. Two of my mates are stumped too. Any help most welcome.
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Edward
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The 4 rubber mounts? Cut them out.
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DanT
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If you mean the ones that bolt the rear axle to the car, then fire is your friend. Sounds pikey but its a common, easy way of doing it.

Obviously with the axle off the car....

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