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    Posted: November-29-2021 at 6:39pm
The large, lower rubber bushing (w/ metal insert)...........

How in the f(^#@$^*(^$ do you get it into the mount?

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I left mine in the freezer for a few days before even starting, then I used plenty of silicone grease, a big bolt, nut & washers as a puller. Oh, and a big impact driver.

Pounding them in just caused heat build up and a mushroom effect half way through. Big failure.
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I lubed mine up with water soluble lubricant and then pressed it in using a bench vice.
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"water soluble lubricant"?

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Exactly.
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Originally posted by Wilhelm Hertzog Wilhelm Hertzog wrote:

I lubed mine up with water soluble lubricant and then pressed it in using a bench vice.


and yet, I came up with so, so much more.....
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Good news is I got a new bushing. This after trying to press out the inner metal sleeve which I thought might be stuck inside, and thus destroying the bushing. The new one went right in w/ a bit of silicone spray and light shop press pressure. Thanks all...
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