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a arm bushes

Post by dinos4x4 »

my upper a arm bushes r flogged out
where can u get them from can u get the bushes seperately
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Post by Noisey »

Got mine from Autobarn.
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Post by PHIL »

Noisey wrote:Got mine from Autobarn.


Moog makes em up here in a kit, but I don't know if you can get those.

I did a writeup, in case you're doing it yourself:


http://www.4x4wire.com/mitsubishi/projects/frontend/uca/

Check out those shafts carefully, since once the bushings wear out, the shafts *become* the bushings, if you know what I mean. ;)

When I pulled mine, the shafts were worn down pretty good. I got the shafts and arms as a kit, Moog part no. K9399.

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BTW, I am speaking GenI here. But I would imagine the GenII would be similar, though diff part no, I would imagine.

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