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Hook design for mounting the tool on the trailing arm securely without damaging the ABS sensor cable, trailing arm, and parts close to the bush with a hydraulic press or disconnect brake parts.
Remove wheels and body lateral link bolts, loosen the toe link bolts, remove the trailing arm bush bolts, pull the trailing arm down enough to put on tool, apply lubrication to trailing arm bush.
This rear trailing arm bushing tool is packed in a heavy-duty, blow-molded case with precision-sized compartments for every piece - great for storage and transport while lengthening the life of the tool set.
Features:
Removal and installation of new bush to rear trailing arm without damage to the ABS sensor cable.
The special hook designs holds the tool secure during operation
Also fits Honda Civic 1988-2000
This tool allows the rear trailing arm bushes to be removed and installed quickly and effectively
Avoids damage to the ABS sensor cable
The special hook designs holds the tool secure during operation
Adequate and appropriate lubricants to be used on threaded force screws and thrust bearing
For Honda or Acura vehicles with trailing arm bushings
Applicable for Honda – Civic 1988-2000, CRV 1997-2001, CRX 1988-1991, Del Sol 1993-1997 and Acura – Integra 1994-2001, Integra 1990-1993
Package Included:
- 1 x Rear Trailing Arm Bushing Remover
- 1 x Carry Case
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
This tool is a time saver. It has all the parts you need to install those pesky bushing. This tool gets them in perfectly the first time every time.
Joyce
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024
One of the clamps is bent, otherwise it's a pretty good bargain.
Omar Gonzalez
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2024
Used it couple time no issues… worth the money
les b
Reviewed in Canada on May 25, 2024
Bent the metal into a bad shape and had to hammer it kind of back into a circle -
L
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024
In a perfect world without rust, this tool might perform ok. In my case, the bushings I was working on were original, dating back to 1994, and this tool wasn't enough on its own. What I recommend doing is to carefully cut the old bushings out with a Sawzall, and then use this tool to install the new bushings.
cesar
Reviewed in Canada on December 24, 2024
Nice for what i hadto do
N. Sabella
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2024
I had no issues when using this product correctly. To follow what I did:Spray penetrating oil around the old bushingDrop the trailing arm down by disconnecting the tow arm from the body, undo the two bolts for the trailing arm bushing, undo the bolt for the upper control arm, and undo the bolt that connects the shock to the lower control arm. Support the trailing arm with a jack so the brake line doesn't tear.Hammer the old bushing out from the back. On the exhaust side, you can use a punch to hammer it through, which is harder, or you can remove the back section of exhaust and hammer it out from the back. You could potentially remove the little stopper tab on the tool and press the old bearing through the arm with this tool but make sure you break the bushing loose with a hammer first.Use multipurpose grease to grease both the new bushing and the hole in the trailing arm. Use a hammer to get the new bushing started and straight.If you followed those steps, you can then hook this tool up to the trailing arm and push in the new bushing like butter. I've done these bushings a bunch and using this tool definitely makes the job easier. Make sure you line up the little stopper with the top of the trailing arm when using the tool.
Andrew Stoner
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2023
Just received the tool and as soon as I opened it, I could tell someone has already used it and returned it. Tool still seems fine, but I paid for a brand new tool, not a used one. I don’t want to wait longer to send this one back to exchange it for a another one, but some money back would be nice.
Bee Xiong
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2022
Decent product, sturdy but definitely feels like it could be better. Not bad and gets the job done, but the moving pieces can get stuck here and there.
Jason berger
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2022
Works as it should. You just drop your control arm low enough for the tool to fit on. Easier to use with two people. The bushing does have a top and bottom fyi.
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