2000-2006 Toyota Tundra Front Control Arm Bushing Replacement 2WD RWD

Also includes the sway bar link, sway bar bushings, tie rod end, camber caster sleeve bolt.
bushings
ebay.us/MRaFM7
ebay.us/OEBCdx
eccentric bolts
48409-43020
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[@dudefromkeene]

I like that you did it on a rusty car and not a pristine never rained on car. This is what people really run into. Thanks for showing us what to do when things are stuck.

[@Tech-28]

Yeah man for sure 👍 I hate when repair videos are on some pristine car that has never seen rust. We need real world cars.

[@marcianocruz4127]

Great job giving me a better idea of wat to spect

[@aaronsmithanik4961]

Thank you for making this video! I admire your skill and determination 💪

[@nj2mddude205]

Since you were replacing the tie rod end, would've it been easier to remove the inner tie rod to remove the cam bolt?

[@lowellhalsteadjr4832]

Thanks for the video

[@Tech-28]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Yonder-Bognie]

Nicely done !

[@kevintaylor8832]

Great job. Great video. Not sure I want to tackle that job but very helpful if I decide to. Thank you!

[@Tech-28]

Yeah it was hell to do to be honest with you

[@AztekM1]

How many tons is that hydraulic press? And how wide is it to clear the arms?

[@Tech-28]

55 ton and the arms are approximately 6” apart

[@Stile1121]

Nice work! While the control arms were off you cleaned and coated/painted them obviously? Curious what you recommend, I'm in MI so similar to your snow/salt conditions. Planning to clean (and coat?) and fluid film components as I go and wondering what you use? Thanks!

[@Tech-28]

Yeah i just got all of the rust off of it and hit it with some paint and then coated all of the metal surfaces with honey goo by kleen flo. fluid film works good too. you know just as well as we do that something on it is better than letting the rust destroy everything! best of luck to you if you decide to change your bushings! :)

[@eltequilero8580]

What ball joints did you go with ? You give a price for all parts and labor thank you !

[@mohammedelguazzar3478]

What’s the best brand of bushings to buy for my Toyota sequoia please 🙏🏾 ?

[@indomitusEvehementis]

How much did you save by replacing just the bushings rather than the whole control arm?

[@Tech-28]

If I remember correctly, the Toyota control arms were something like 900$ cad each side

[@bigboyroy814]

Any chance you can post a link for the parts you changed? I need to do my bushings.

[@Tech-28]

These four are the ones we did in the video ebay.us/MRaFM7 ebay.us/OEBCdx

[@DIYkindofguy]

Does the orientation of the bushing matter?

[@dennissmith6454]

How much should this repair cost?

[@timothycourtney7220]

Eye protection?

[@Tech-28]

Is a good idea

[@dudefromkeene]

could you share torque specs with us?

[@soloaquatics]

Is this a 2wd or 4wd?

[@Tech-28]

2wd

[@heymanoutdoors7752]

You should never use non oem ball joints on a first gen.

[@Tech-28]

That’s what I said but the customer didn’t want to pay the price lol 😂 needless to say it was back after 3 weeks and needed one replaced no joke!

[@heymanoutdoors7752]

@@Tech-28 lol. Hopefully he learned. Great video.

[@Tech-28]

@@heymanoutdoors7752 actually the truck was in an accident about a month ago and it rolled over and exploded so now he has a Tacoma

[@heymanoutdoors7752]

@@Tech-28 hope everyone was ok.

[@Tech-28]

@@heymanoutdoors7752 luckily someone pulled the guy out of the truck before it blew up, he was unconscious tho