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[@jasonfarley6947]

That looked quite easy really. I'm not looking forward to changing those in my 16 year old cat that looks a lot rustier underneath 🤣

[@justdoityourself]

Older vehicle usually requires some cutting

[@chienhuey212]

Were you able to change the bushings with the rear wheels on the ground?

[@justdoityourself]

The car was on the jack stands

[@jeffmee763]

Next time put some brake fluid on makes it easier to put it together and will not hurt the rubber.

[@justdoityourself]

Thanks for your comment! Brake fluid will have chemical reactions with paint and rubber. Soapy water is a safer bet.

[@curiosity2314]

Silicon or dielectric lubricate would be the way to go.

[@CarlosAlvarez-iz7gv]

is this the same for the front?

[@justdoityourself]

Pretty much the same