rear lower control arm bushing part#?
#2
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jimmouse,
I am not sure from my recollection (after having replaced both arms) that you can get the bushing independently. In fact my uncle and I tried to remove said bushing and it was next to impossible to figure out (couldn't figure out how to get it out).
I am not sure from my recollection (after having replaced both arms) that you can get the bushing independently. In fact my uncle and I tried to remove said bushing and it was next to impossible to figure out (couldn't figure out how to get it out).
#3
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I looked over LS and IS, GS, forums. Those guys used some sort of puller. I think it can be done if I can get new bushings. I took off the rear wheel. The bolt and nut are accessible, if not very easily.
#4
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However, I think Daizen, one of our CL sponsors, had some bushings for the RX300, http://www.daizensporttuning.com/
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Good to know on this. I promise you next time this occurs, even if I am back in the States, will take a look to see if it can be fixed by means other than trotting out to the dealer and replacing the arm/rod.
#12
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When you are talking control arm do you mean the trailing arm on the rear suspension? I am just interested for trying to follow what you are replacing.
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