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Removal of rear trailing arm bushings

How do I do this. Do I need to press them out? I searched but could not find anything on the rear bushings.
Thanks,
Steve

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Bushing Removal

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How do I do this. Do I need to press them out? I searched but could not find anything on the rear bushings.
Thanks,
Steve
Steve,

You seem to be following in my recent foot steps ... I did the Elephant suspension replacement and they have procedures on their website that detail the process fairly well. But if I had to do it all over again, I'd take the control arms to a shop and have the old bushings pressed out and the new pressed in. It's not a terribly difficult job to do, but the risk of breaking a control arm that costs ~$1800 is possible.

Regards, Dave
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If you want to simply put fresh factory rubber in there, its very easy to remove/replace.

If you're looking to upgrade to a mono-ball cartridge, you need to get the steel inserts out. I carefully cut mine with a hacksaw and dremel tool:
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I am upgrading to mono-balls. And yes those steel inserts were quite the challenge. I got it done and the mono-balls will go in tomorrow. Thanks for all the advice.

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