I am almost to the point of cutting them and sliding them on!Front Sway Bar Bushings
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Front Sway Bar Bushings
I have new bushings for the front sway bar. The middle 2 went on fine no problem. However the outer 2 have a lip in the middle of them where they fit in the groove on the sway bar. How in the heck do you get those on? I am almost to the point of cutting them and sliding them on!
I am almost to the point of cutting them and sliding them on!84 Rabbit Convertible
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Briano1234
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Re: Front Sway Bar Bushings
I used lots of grease, and a "pickle fork" (tie rod tool) to smack them on in place.
Briano
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You can lead a user to a link, but you can't make him Click....