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Panhard (Track) Bar Bushing Removal
How tough is it to remove these bushings? I have done a search and people talk about burning out the rubber, but you still have to contend with removing the outer metal sleeve. Is it just a hack fest? Or is there some easy technique to coax them out?
Also it looks like Brother's has GM original replacements. Thanks, Cris |
Re: Panhard (Track) Bar Bushing Removal
I actually did this with a C-Clamp and a Socket, think about that for a minute or two and you should be able to figure it out I don't have a picture. :)
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Re: Panhard (Track) Bar Bushing Removal
Rocknrod:
Thanks. That at least bodes well that they may press out OK. I'm just concerned that the outer metal sleeve after 50 years will be a little reluctant to slide out! Regards, Cris |
Re: Panhard (Track) Bar Bushing Removal
What are you replacing them with? Have a link or pic?
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Re: Panhard (Track) Bar Bushing Removal
http://www.brotherstrucks.com/63-72-...tinfo/OETAB72/
I'm not a fan of poly for stock type use, would prefer rubber bushings. |
Re: Panhard (Track) Bar Bushing Removal
How good are you with a torch?
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Capable with a torch, but will try to press them out first. If that doesn't work I'll get down and dirty with it.
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Re: Panhard (Track) Bar Bushing Removal
I took a hole saw and ran it through the rubber. Left mostly the sleeve. Then just took a sawsall and put a slit in it and drove it out with a hammer and chisel. Did not take long at all. Did the trailing arms the same way. I have a shop press so went back in with that.
Jimmy |
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