Worn radius arm bush symptoms

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Originally Posted by ballbag

Any chance of getting the rear four bushes to rear diff out/in with arms still attached to chassis?

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Possibly just look up home made bushing tool on Google it's a bit of all thread and a few nuts. Still gonna be a mission with the arms in place though.

Cheers

Rocking vehicle left to right reveals shagged lower watts link bush. I’ll start with that, might be a get out of gaol free card.

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Originally Posted by ballbag

Rocking vehicle left to right reveals shagged lower watts link bush. I’ll start with that, might be a get out of gaol free card.

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Good start mate glad you found something and aren't stuck staring at it haha

Ha yeah. Radius arms will need to be done at some stage no doubt but during winter this thing does 1000km every week .... and a bloke has to make a living in whatever hours are left too!

Thanks for the help. [emoji481]

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Originally Posted by ballbag

Ha yeah. Radius arms will need to be done at some stage no doubt but during winter this thing does 1000km every week .... and a bloke has to make a living in whatever hours are left too!

Thanks for the help. [emoji481]

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A few more months and we will have daylight till 9pm again can't wait, over it being nighttime at 5pm.
All sweet mate have a good one [emoji106] [emoji106]

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Originally Posted by ballbag

Rocking vehicle left to right reveals shagged lower watts link bush. I’ll start with that, might be a get out of gaol free card.

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From my experience this is a cause of a clunk in the rear.

Should have watts bushes done on Monday - will report back then.

Three centre watts link bushes replaced. Much better. Still a hint of movement somewhere in the vehicle though.

Three centre watts link bushes replaced. Much better. Still a hint of movement somewhere in the vehicle though.