RideTech Bushing Installation & Removal Tool
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2016
- Designed for use with the new Ridetech StreetGrip Systems, The Bushing Removal Tool makes replacing OEM bushing a manageable task. No need to pay a shop to install your bushings. Includes everything you need to remove and install bushings into your prized HotRod.
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Bought this for a 68 Chevelle after researching ways to do this. This was the best investment I’ve done in a long time. Total time: 5 minutes for removing the passenger upper, and 5 minutes for removing the passenger lower. And that includes setting up the tool. Definitely worth it.
I was taught to use air impact hammer to "vibrate" them out and in in standard uppers. Lowers were a little harder. 3 hrs book time, 20 min per side +alignment.
I've done lots off these but u guys make it look so easy great job
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Great video and process on changing bushes
PSI na yes I do like your comment your tools and stuff very educational and yes I am a diesel mechanic that work on brakes rear ends driveshaft trainees rebuilt motors rebuilt radiators haven't rebuilt much and alternators or starters but I know what goes on and wiring I have no problem with wiring the only problem I have is the newer electronics that go on the computer I like watching your shows thank you
Yes I do have a, I was wondering if you guys ever run into the Mac Camelback bushings then is there a tool for that that is my question
I had a clunkity klunk issue so I bought a set of control arms. I had the car up, tires off and was ready to change them out when I saw that there were 2 bolts loose on one side and 1 on the other. Just a quick tightening and I would have been done with it all. Since I was half way there and beside me were 2 new Beck Arnley control arms, it was a no brainer. Well, the rest is history and they perform like a champ. Moral of the story is, check for loose bolts before you spend money replacing something that knocks and Klunks.
Hi, good condition job....
I don't know if I can do a 4running Toyota,99...
We heat it up a lot....it was so harder to take it out....it was not easy........and after we did it w/heat ....nex we did w/ 20 tons press!!!
Where I can find this tool kit?
Thanks!
Good job. Thanks for video
Tanks so much exelente video
Good work! Thank you for the tips! 👍
How can i install the second bushing if it has not thread on the far of the bar? My Opel Frontera (similar Isuzu Tropper) has the same structure but it has not thread in the there. Ty for any help
Great video. Also, the background music is stuck in my head. Where do I know that song from? Please tell me...
Thanks it’s very good idea thanks 🙏🏼 🙏🏼🙏🏼🍷🍷🌹🌹
What type of grease to use to lubricate new suspension bushings back into place? I already have Mobil 1 multipurpose grease (petroleum?), 3M silicone paste (heard it's inappropriate for suspensions), 3M copper anti-seize, and lithium grease. Something else? My bushings are rubber/plastic.
Really Happenings high pressure grease
if your using delrin, no grease is needed
Does this tool work on rear control arms for A body?
Thanks for idol... Keep vlogging
now thats how to show someone how to do it
Donde esta el sensor map y como cambiarlo por favor.
hi sir, help me what is it?
what is bushiling scrap
Good day. May I know what do you call the tool used so as not to deform the arm while removing the bushing?
If you put the new bushing in the freezer over night the new bushing will slide in alot easier.
good idea, will try
I have it does work....minimal effort
why the bushing is always hard to remove and insert back in lower control arm?
because it's a press fit
How was the bushing able to slide down when rotated the wrench. Can you please explain the science behind it
Well, ain't that just slicker than snot on a doorknob!
You HAVE to install a spacer between the U on the control arm to prevent bending it inward. The large socket is the receiver. The bushings may have to be adjusted to touch the frame.
Hi Rex. The kit includes a special spacer tool that does just that. Watch the entire video. Spacer tool is introduced at 1:08. Thanks for looking.
ok,very good,thankss
Great tool.
Thanks, this seems relatively easy.
But it seems like most garages will NOT do this. They want to charge me for the complete part (i.e. lower control arm) instead.
Are they trying to scam me and increase their profits, or is there another reason ?
At a garage it makes sense to replace the part. Cost of labor to replace the bushings would be more.
This video addressed that problem:
"Replace Just the Ball Joint Or The Entire Control Arm" ⬇
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wow great vid
It's better than to burn the upper bushing it's very good nice and simple to remove and replace upper control bushing thank you thank you -
Can I use it on a Nissan titan 05 lowers control arm
Well if you are doing bushings you should do balljoints right? Is this tool going to do ball joints doubtful i can't think of how that would work. Ball joint press also will do bushings so buy one tool with multiple uses this tool can only do one thing. But you have to do ball joints anyway so balljoint press makes more sense to me than this.
Yes john, this kit is for bushings alone, a press is typically required to remove ball joints.
Thanks for you
Where i buy this tool.
Will this tool work to remove & install the upper & lower control are bushings on my 1969 Firebird ctl arms?
Is it a kit with everything in it I will need too?
thx
Also, I still have factory press in ball joints, do have a tool to remove them?
no cause they dont have a hole in the centre lol
u could try an gear puller for control arm ball joints there cheap on ebay
Had to cut my bolts off and the bolt is still stuck in the bushing. Bummer.
This tools does not work on 1964 Corvette Lower A Frame removal! The spacer for control arm bushing to keep it from collapsing will not fit the A frame!
very nice.
So pivot arms have a threaded part on the inside??
LOL
hi is this tool available in the United Kingdom if yes where and how much
it would cost $1.00 to make your own at any hard ware store
Where would i get this system from
I don't know why people struggle using C clamps when they got space (holes) for those encapsulated bushings. Just use a threaded rod (big bolt) washers nuts and castellated sockets or normal ones to press them easily or remove them. I use power tools on them tho, never had a problem. I dislike C presses because the rod rotates, and move the parts along the way stopping it from going straight.
Where can I buy the tools you are using
link is in the description
Do you have this tool for jeep tj, 2000, upper front diferential bushing?
sorry we dont
Will this system work on a 1977 Corvette?
yes just go to a hard ware store and make your own
@@michaelcarstairs2948 YOU stupid fuck
nice
What is the name of the tool used to keep trailing arms from collapsing?
Lol, especially "elbow grease!" (:D Thanks, guys!
And they want a $100 for some nuts, bolts and washers. Smh. I'll make my way over to Autozone and borrow their bushing remover.
Home Depot or harbor freight is cheaper to make your own with a threaded rod and a couple of nuts + washers. Use your own 1/2" sockets to cup & push the bushings 👌 I just made one for $9
@@jlrockafella You can rent AZ tools for free..doesn't get any cheaper than that..
@@DarkSim77 they're doing away with tool rentals they told me, tried renting ball joint and bushing press other day - no stores have it in Broward county Florida. Had to buy it..
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Hi where can i get the exact tool for bushes removal?
Did you find out?
@@raffieb762 No not yet
link is in the description of the video
Ride Tech does not make a kit for most GM cars from 1967-81. My Camaro does not have a hole with threads on the end of the cross shaft, it has threads on the outside that are held in place by large washer and nut. I have never seen this kind of cross shaft. This will not work for many cars.
Hello John, Actually this kit works on both styles of upper cross shafts.
good
where i buy this kit
www.ridetech.com/products/accessories/tools/
Wrong English.
"Where could I buy this kit, please", is the correct form.
Can this Tool Kit remove the OEM Metal Sleeved Leaf Spring Bushings?
En una mazda mpv 2001 sensor map donde se ubica.?
Saw a guy do this with some sockets
yep
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"small amount of grease" :D
1:43 🤣🤣🤣
Change the entry music please.
That bushing remover kits should be $40-$50 not that $135 , $135 its almost the same price with 2 new set of the lower control arm of my vehicle ,
hi my name is pakko, how can I get it I like the tool kit and how much is it
Hi Pakko! This tool is available at www.ridetech.com and price is $100. Thanks!!
www.ridetech.com/store/bushing-installation-removal-tool.html
ridetechtv can you sent this item kit to indonesia..?
Its easier when everything is new and matched!
Muy buen vídeo pero lo prodran hacer en español
Se podrá mostrarlo en español
For this price... hell less... you can go down to harbor freight and buy a proper shop press thats useful for many more things. Not just one.
Folks RideTech informed me this kit will NOT work on Corvettes
It will not work on a G-body upper arm either. I found this out when I tried, then called them and they confirmed.
pakko I got one I can sell it to you
Hi, you got the tool kit?
For the bushings....
Thanks.
they want 100 bucks for a 3 dollar part at home depot. buy a long bolt and two big washers and a couple of small washers!!!
Jason Mckeon what size bolt and washers?
if I buy the hardware at Lowe's or HD, what do I buy to substitute for the spacer and the part to keep the control arm square?
sockets, pipe, anything round with hollow inside. With pipe you need very large washer to cover end of pipe.
Use a grade 8 course thread long
Bolt and some washers
Show us how to uninstall and install the lower bushings with the cross shaft in the way. This kit is only good for upper control arms and not lower. Do not buy.
Thank you, clean lowrider as well
Let's see u do it with a bush that's been in there 20+years and not a nice shiny one thumbs down pal
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