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19mm Rear sway round clear bushing install tips?

Tried lubing the clear bushing up and using a C clamp but seemed like I was deforming/smashing the bushing. Any advice on this step of the instal?

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Used a pair of channel lock pliers to get the bushing into the drop link, C clamp to install onto the ball.
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Here's how I do it.
Use a vise to press the grommet into the link. (help the edges with a screwdriver)
Do a false install and align the grommet to the ball in the swing arm.
Prop up the sway bar to the height of the ball.
Cut a broom/mop handle to somewhere around 13 inches.
Align the broom handle with the grommet and give it a few good whacks with a 3 pound hammer.
If it's the first time install for the grommet - it's going to take some extra effort, but it will go in.
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Sure appreciate the tips. Going to weld on the brackets this AM.
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Not unlike installing the support bushing at the front end of the shift tube.

Clamp the drop link in a bench vise, then use large “Channel Lock” pliers to squeeze it into place. Heating it in hot water should also make it more pliable.

Sherwood

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