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Old 01-27-2011, 12:06 AM   #2
fishingjred73
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Re: 73-87 A Arm bushing replacement

I forgot to mention I used anti-seize in the shaft and the bushings before I put them in.

Now here are some pics of the lowers. It goes together the same as the upper, you'll just have to find a bigger pipe to drive the bushing in. The lower is a little hard to hold by yourself but it can be done.

Lower arm and shaft.
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Bushing ready to be driven in.
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Bushing installed, the lower gets driven all the way in.
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