Rear Shock Bushes
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discool
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Ok, no you don't need a press they are only small. The DIY way is using the washer the same size as the bush, a bit of studing or a long bolt and nut and a large socket and then tighten the nut pull the bush out and into the socket.
To replace fit the bush in place and then insert the tube in the centre.
That's it,
an easy job
To replace fit the bush in place and then insert the tube in the centre.
That's it,
an easy job
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I'd imagine that if the old bush's are stuck into the shock's mount then it's probably road grime or rust holding them in place and will need forcing/cutting out. As for fitting them, when I replaced the shock's/bush's (using rubber bush's) a little bit of hand pressure got the new bush's in the shock's mounts ... failing that a little lubricant (washing-up liquid) will help slide them in.
Watch out for the top mount, as they are known to snap. There are lot's of threads on here about changing shock's & bush's if you do a quick search
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/rear-shocks-81269.html
Watch out for the top mount, as they are known to snap. There are lot's of threads on here about changing shock's & bush's if you do a quick search
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/rear-shocks-81269.html
Ok, no you don't need a press they are only small. The DIY way is using the washer the same size as the bush, a bit of studing or a long bolt and nut and a large socket and then tighten the nut pull the bush out and into the socket.
To replace fit the bush in place and then insert the tube in the centre.
That's it,
I'll have to remember this one, sounds a lot easier than cutting it out
discool
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New one
NRC7981 is /was the number both sides are the same and the nut is a Nylock M12
