How to replace control arm bushings

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In this video I explain how to replace your control arm bushings

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[mr.nobody]

A + rating on the video...the most comprehensive in-depth video.

[jethrobodine]

When reinstalling....you really shound make sure that the tool shaft is centered...you misaligned and bent the outer ring...which will cause premature failure...the socket u used helps to keep it centered...but an oversized cut of bolt head works alot better to keep it centered. Great video....but careful once is better than installing twice

[mlez]

Genius... no doubt ...I like all your videos ...all of them...every single one...

[Freefallpilot]

Good vid. I use the same technique. Snap-On 1/2" cordless impact gets'er done as well. Note to viewers, If you don't have one or want to spend the money on a ball joint press, you can rent one at most Auto parts stores. Advance actually gives you a complete refund when you return it.
I have to do lowers on a Silverado tomorrow. Can you come and do a tutorial on how to remove caliper bracket, wheel hub, knuckle, strut and lower control arm?? You may have to show me twice. Good thing there's 2 sides. 😂 Thanks for the vid. Wrench on.

[railwayhd]

A big help! thank you. You made it look a lot easier then some of the other video I seen!

[antoniotutt]

I bought it. It pays for itself the first time you use it.

[kishorsapkota]

Hi bro, Thank you for video. And i am really happy that you used same tool as my. Really appericate for this video.

[ivanprabath]

you are good mechanic upload more video thanks.

[bronx-gr]

Which approach would you use if bushing has a lip which covers the arm completely, so you cannot push against the arm with a wider cup? Talking about Honda specifically, and not the compliance bushing but the other one, the narrow one with a lip? How to get it out?

[th_Street_Preacher]

Can you replace lower bushings without removing whole thing from vehicle?

[adrianmontes]

This helped me alot thanks Oz mechanix

[GoodFellaAtxSS]

What's the best way to fix a lower control arm if you forgot to put support and pinch the control arm

[glancingthru]

Are the control arms kit that are purchased on ebay any good? You get a kit with like 17pcs for $145. I need to know before tossing out the original arm controls and replacing them, other wise I can just change the bushings.

[juandenz]

Pretty good tutorial. Unfortunately my lower control arm is a bit more tricky than this one. I've got an old Nissan Primera P11 / Infiniti G20 . One bushing is similar to this, but the other one is quite different. It looks like the alignment is critical as well. The ball joint is a bit tricky too. I think I might just have to replace the whole arm, kind of annoying, but I don't have the special tools needed to replace the components on the arm individually.

[bingbong]

what if you have to re-use the metal sleeve with your new bushing, it seems like pressing the bushing out of the sleeve would damage it?

[rejmonwilson]

Great instruction, straight to the point it is all about the visuals 👌🏾👍🏾💪🏾👏🏾😱🙏🏿🇯🇲🇨🇦.
A great friend to give you this tool had to purchase mine 🤷🏾‍♂️🍻😯but in the long run money well down for an at-home mechanic, these are very versatile toll👨🏾‍🔧.

[brandonb]

Thanks for the video about to put polyurethane red bushings and my truck