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944 trailing arm
I am about to help a friend change the rear wheel bearings. While we have the trailing arm off, what else would it be "the perfect time" to change also? like shocks/bushings/etc?
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Timing belt.
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I am talking about other stuff under the rear in the vicinity of the trailing arm that are easier to deal with when the trailing arm is out of the way.
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rear bearing, seals, brake hoses, clean/regrease cvs. may consider turning the rotors while you hace them off
hint: if you are going to heat up the hub to install the bearings, remove the rotor first - otherwise it acts like a heat sink AFJuvat
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