Toyota Camry rear hub/knuckle/trailing arm BUSHING REMOVAL

[@jdmciviczc]

did mine make sure you put the aftermarket ones in the right way usually tabs on the new ones

[@ronaldpiette3528]

What's the part # for that knuckle bushing? Very good video by the way

[@synthwaver7698]

Unfortunately there isnt one. They come only on the axle carrier. What you can do tho is get them from junkyards and find repros online.

[@Ruliiss]

@@synthwaver7698 yeah , i had to buy one …. I have to find a bolt also. Was seized up an couldn’t get it out even with a torch …. So I had to cut …

[@SelAvci-d4j]

I don't understand why you didn't show how the device worked? Which end do you wrench? Are you sure the screw alone will push the bushing into the abs pipe?

[@brassmule]

It's the same technique as using a ball joint press, but he just used one that fit in the tighter confines of his vehicle. Dorman sells a kit that includes the press sleeves for removal, also.

[@lesterpenner8786]

Wow thats a great video. Toyota would gladly sell you parts for 100s of dollars.

[@FEETLE]

excellent video... appreciate your knowledge.

[@dannysautorepair]

Great video and information, thank you

[@bobvanthiel3991]

Hello, could you tell me if tis part also fits on a toyota corolla E110 2000? What are the dimensions and do you have a part or order number?

[@maps3127]

Is everything in reverse to press it in

[@DWNSHFTco]

Would this cause the rear of the car to sway right when the right rear tire hits a bump?

[@personalfunfest]

Not really... check your rear toe in

[@DWNSHFTco]

@@personalfunfest thanks for the reply and I did and every other bushing and arm is tight and where did you get this bushing? Trying to order it now

[@personalfunfest]

@@DWNSHFTco make sure tire pressure is factory psi... otherwise they will bounce like a basketball... make sure you are evenly toed in... if you are towed out the car will try to walk away from center... the bushing in this video is for fore/aft control... ie breaking and acceleration

[@eliotchase]

A! Are you dj hives?

[@ryanveach5222]

Deborah Jean in the rotting flesh aka Stench of Satan

[@ryanveach5222]

She also goes by Aimee these days

[@roltyd22]

How long is the 3/8 bolt? Did the bolt hit the dust shield when you used it ?

[@personalfunfest]

I forget... 5 inches maybe? Just do like in the video

[@roltyd22]

@@personalfunfest got the stuff to do it with, thanks for the video!

[@personalfunfest]

@@roltyd22 you're welcome... you'll do great 👍🏽

[@ryanveach5222]

Aww such positive encouragement from such a low down sack of horse dung

[@JustLikeGreta]

Why TF would you go through all of this and not show the actual procedure? Unbelievable. You could have shown the install with this video as well.

[@thedeerhunter4407]

because he struggled with it and didn't want you to see that

[@INTERNA9]

Thanx

[@eliotchase]

June 19 1983?

[@galenhof3371]

3/8" bolt would be a 9/16" wrench

[@johnhegarty1761]

It's a 3/8 diameter all-thread not 3/8 length. If you cannot understand the simplicity of this operation you shouldn't try it!

[@synthwaver7698]

Could this be used in reverse to press in bushings?

[@thedeerhunter4407]

yes lube it up,tho