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Re: Subframe -> body bushes
"Coyoteboy" <coyoteboyuk@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Good luck with the project!
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>> Ray O
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> Thanks Ray,
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> Brief overview of the work ive done so far!
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> [url]http://www.jbuckle.homeip.net/images/car/repair.htm[/url]
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> Cheers,
> James
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Great pictures!
When you first posted the question, so replacing the bushings ("Bushes" in
the U.K.?) sounded like a lot of work because I didn't realize that you had
the car apart already.
In the U.S., Ford dealers sell a suspension bushing lubricant. It comes in
a squeeze tube, is transparent, and has the consistency of tar. I believe
it is a silicone lubricant. This stuff is very effective and might be
useful where the bushing contacts metal to stop squeaks and slow down rust
from abrasion. The stuff works very well, I used to use it on squeaky rear
sway bar bushings on Camrys.
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Ray O
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