What are these 2 hoses?
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What are these 2 hoses?
Replaced brake pads and did an oil change last weekend and saw these 2 hoses...
passenger front tire well
passenger side near the cat
passenger side near the cat
What are they for?
passenger side near the cat
passenger side near the cat
What are they for?
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Originally Posted by boomhauer
Yeah need to commit a day to do the bushings and ball joints... Do you have experience doing them? The DIY posts make it look relatively simple but it looks like I'll need a press for the caster arm bushings?
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The ball joints and outer tie rods are really easy. I change mine every year because the ball joint failure pics sketch me out For the caster arms, I bought a shop press from harbor freight for $100 or something like that which made it easy to install figs bushings. You can also buy new arms with bushings, but I think only from Lexus for a lot of money. I bought some used 01-05 arms and that way I was able to minimize down time. The 01-05 arms are beefier than the 98-00.
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Originally Posted by boomhauer
So if I'm understanding you correctly - you bought new bushings and used 01+ arms, fit the bushings into the arms, then just swapped out the whole arm?
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