Can anybody tell me if the rear lower trailing arm bushes are press in and out! trying to decide if I'll do them meself or take it to the garage. ef2 fairmont sedan Cheers
unbeatabull,
Jan 18, 9:17am
Yes can be pressed, will need a hydraulic press though as they can be a bit tight with age.
a.woodrow,
Jan 18, 9:20am
that's what I feared - just did rear rotors and pads. rotors were nicely rusted on to hubs but persuaded them off. Think I might take arms off and take them in to be done. I don't have a press
mugenb20b,
Jan 18, 9:21am
Yes, but do you have a big vice, a big hammer, a big punch and 3/4 drive selection of sockets!
tonyrockyhorror,
Jan 18, 9:25am
You don't need a press.
You can draw it out and the new one in with a bolt & nut, some flat bar and a piece of pipe (or socket).
Or you could do the same job in 2 mins in a press.
If you take the arms in and take them into a workshop I'm sure one of the boys won't mind doing them for your for a beer or something
a.woodrow,
Jan 18, 9:32am
nope just a small vice
a.woodrow,
Jan 18, 9:33am
haha clever - my view of skyline owners has gone up marginally :)
a.woodrow,
Jan 18, 9:34am
Yep they don't mind so much when I bring it in - I supply them with the odd 24 pack so they are pretty generous
tonyrockyhorror,
Oct 2, 2:43pm
Plus taking the other end off, travel to and from, refitting the other end.
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