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Control Arm Bushing
#1

Anybody have that article out of Excellence on replacing the front control arm bushing?



The PO of my car had a new control arm and castor block installed on the passenger side of the car at 60k. I have a little over 80 on the clock now and thought I would freshen the drivers side, so I dropped the control arm the other day. I am wondering the best way to remove the bushing in the arm now??

Paragon has a new two-section bushing to go back in, but I though if I could get my hands on that article it would help.



Thanks
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#2

I have it but I won't be able to scan/post it until I get back to work tomorrow. It is the September of 2004 issue #131, just in case someone else can help you sooner.
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#3

#131 is for replacing the Caster Block and not the front bushing that is built into the arm. This was done on a 944S2 in the last year or two in Excellence. I think Pasha was the author. Thanks
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#4

#155 (May '07) has an article on Poly-graphite suspension bushings, but I don't remember which model it was applied to. Other than that there is #111 (June '02) 944 Sport Suspension Install, #101 (May '01) 944 S2 Suspension Upgrades, and #61 (May '96) 944 Body and Front Control Arms. I think that #155 is the one your looking for. I'll check it when I get back home.
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[quote name='spectre996' post='45235' date='Jan 3 2008, 11:32 AM']#155 (May '07) has an article on Poly-graphite suspension bushings, but I don't remember which model it was applied to. Other than that there is #111 (June '02) 944 Sport Suspension Install, #101 (May '01) 944 S2 Suspension Upgrades, and #61 (May '96) 944 Body and Front Control Arms. I think that #155 is the one your looking for. I'll check it when I get back home.[/quote]

Any updates to this? I am looking to do the same for my control arm bushings...
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#6

Try down loading the work shop manual, I am not sure if it is covered or not.
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#7

Issue #155 was about a 914. He and I checked several different articles in several issues and never found the one he was referencing.
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#8

I took my arm to the machine shop. They drilled and/or sawed out the old front bushings then pressed in the replacements.
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#9

Tom, any idea what the part # was on the new bushing or where they got them?



PET does not have the part as available. Got to buy the arm.
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#10

i installed the elephant racing sealed monoball bushings, and love them
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