Refresh the suspension bush for your car

If you want to replace the suspension bushing, you should learn the skill well because it needs more power, a vice or clamps, jack stands, a floor jack, a torque wrench, a flat head screwdriver, open end wrenches, something to catch gas, and a receptacle for brake fluid. In order to reach the suspension bushings, you must drop the whole suspension. Jack up the car, placing it securely on good jack stands. Place a floor jack in the middle of the beam under the suspension and jack it up to help support the weight. Once the car is dated, you can safely disconnect the shock absorbers near the bottom. Then, remove any related bolts so that the suspension can drop. Lower the suspension assembly and the jack slowly.

Suspension bush assembly will be on each side of the suspension ensemble. Fit an open wrench inside and a socket outside of the center bolt. Loosen the bolt well and pull it out. Take the suspension assembly inside its position. Hold the assembly in a vice, keeping it tightly constrained to your table. Hold the assembly in this way while you are pressing the bushing out. The old bushing will be very snug, so you will need to use a clamp to free it. Place the clamp on the outer edge. Place the clamp at a slight angle so that the clamp's end is just over the bushing. Turn the screw, pressing the worn suspension bushing out, same as the steering parts.