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davezaf
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Dec 3, 2011, 6:57 AM

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Subframe bushings/connections	Sign In

2000 chrysler LHS
Bushing betweeen the Subframe and frame decayed.
Need to replace that bushing but bolt sleeve is in the way, how do I get it out?
Do I pound up on the sleeve (from the ground up as I am laying down?
Or, do I place a bolck in between the fram and subframe and let the frame down to push it through.
Any help?

Hammer Time
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Dec 3, 2011, 7:13 AM

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You can pretty much pound on rubber until your arm falls off and not make any progress at all. It likely needs to be pressed out.

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davezaf
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Dec 3, 2011, 7:26 AM

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As much as it is a pain to here that, That is funny..... My arm was ready to fall off.
Although all I really need is the metal sleeve out. the rubber bushing inside is ok.

Thanks for letting me know.

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