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Old 04-21-2012, 11:36 PM   #1
jessewebb
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trailing arm bushings

Thinking about replacing mine since I'm that close to them. I'm down to the frame. Have everything off. The bed,cab front end engine and tranny. Pressure washed the frame. Gonna put the 2" lowering blocks under it. So I figured why not change the bushings. My questions are. How big of a job is it. Is there any tricks I need to know about. Is there an easy way. Do the have to be pressed back in. I've never attempted this before. But I've never dismantled a truck either. But I'm doing it now. Thanks for any advice in advance. Pete
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