rack bushings
just did my rack bushings today and it was overall pretty easy. what surprised me most was that my big center bushings were torn/ripped apart and the 2 smaller bushings, well they weren't there. lol only thing that was in there was the inner shells. CRAZY! i guess this was the reason why every time i hit a bump i hear a clunking sound. well thanks CL for all the help.
i have no clunking sound any more and my steering response is a lot better. before everytime i hit a small bump/pot hole there's a lot of vibration and clunking sound because the idiot who owned the car before me didn't realize that there was actually no bushings in there.
i have no clunking sound any more and my steering response is a lot better. before everytime i hit a small bump/pot hole there's a lot of vibration and clunking sound because the idiot who owned the car before me didn't realize that there was actually no bushings in there.
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daizens. they shipped real quick. 3 days i think and im in hawaii. i'm glad the clunking was from the rack. was about to change the control arm bushings but i fixed the problem. maybe sometime later ill just change the whole control arms.
From your profile it's for your sc400 right? From what I read, it's straight forward for the sc300 but not for the sc400?
I'm about to attempt this operation this weekend but based on the different feedbacks so far I'm getting conflicting points: some say it's a 1/2 hr job. Other say there's no conceivable play. My shop claims it's tough for the sc400 so he wanted an hour of labor.
The truth is somewhere in between. I guess I'll find out this weekend...
I'm about to attempt this operation this weekend but based on the different feedbacks so far I'm getting conflicting points: some say it's a 1/2 hr job. Other say there's no conceivable play. My shop claims it's tough for the sc400 so he wanted an hour of labor.
The truth is somewhere in between. I guess I'll find out this weekend...
Last edited by sc400; Jul 17, 2009 at 02:13 PM.
i did it on my sc400. easy peasy. took less than half an hour. i did it on a lift though. but i can imagine being on my back itd be a little bit longer. but not by much. having an impact gun helps the removal. good luck to ya. theres a DIY floating around here somewhere.
From your profile it's for your sc400 right? From what I read, it's straight forward for the sc300 but not for the sc400?
I'm about to attempt this operation this weekend but based on the different feedbacks so far I'm getting conflicting points: some say it's a 1/2 hr job. Other say there's no conceivable play. My shop claims it's tough for the sc400 so he wanted an hour of labor.
The truth is somewhere in between. I guess I'll find out this weekend...
I'm about to attempt this operation this weekend but based on the different feedbacks so far I'm getting conflicting points: some say it's a 1/2 hr job. Other say there's no conceivable play. My shop claims it's tough for the sc400 so he wanted an hour of labor.
The truth is somewhere in between. I guess I'll find out this weekend...
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