Audi TT - How to remove bushings without a press
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2023
- I do not have a shop press for removing wishbone bushings or lower arm bushings and other bushes on a car. So I had to get inventive with my Audi TT Quattro
What I did have was a transmission or gear puller that could apply pressure and force the bushes from the wishbone.
This will be part of a set of Wishbone refurbishment and bushing replacement videos coming up and will apply to any car.
My plan is to document a "how to" the restoration of my OEM control arms.
I am planning on removing the bushes, cleaning the wishbones and painting and then refitting the bushes.
Although it is not simple task, this is a straightforward guide explaining:-
How to remove control arm bushing. Or,
Removing lower control arm bushings. Or,
remove control arm bushing without a press as I do not use or own press.
How to remove lower arm bushing. It is all the same part! - Авто та транспорт
Well done for persevering, looks like a right pain in the arse job👍
Thanks Grant! To be fair, it was fairly enjoyable and I like a challenge. The end product and satisfaction is worth it! 👍
Wonder whether those cheapish puller/pusher tools off ebay/Amazon are up to the job. Be interesting if anyone has used them successfully?
@@grantyleber2336 these ones are cheapy ones from Lidl and do the job!
Very good job mate!
Thanks buddy. Will I see you at Simply Audi?
@@andycharger Hope so mate - work to do on the roadster before then
Another great video Andy 👌
Cheers Peter! I got those bushes out in the end!
Great work mate 👌🏻
Thanks mate. I’m pleased with the result!
Well done Andy. Not a 5 minute job lol but definitely worth doing if it saves a trip to the garage
Thanks Joe. Im pleased with the results.
I’ll be going to purchase a new Lemfoder I cannot stand with this pain to just remove n install the bushes plus the tool😂, the cost itself i see there is not much !
£80 less or something😅for LEMFÖDER
but Great vid so to watch😊
Yes that is always an option. For me, I want to retain as much of the original car as I can. It also makes good content to show others that it is possible. Definitely easier to buy new though. I did exactly that for the fiesta Wishbones!
Great vid Andy, I know a good divorce lawyer if you need one, as that looks to me like you didn't get permission to use that utility room table...when Romy finds out you are in terrrrr...rubble! hahahahha. nice job on the bushes though, I think a vice is essential.
I waited until she was in Reading, 100 miles away!
@@andycharger Very wise.....you might just have got away with it, providing she doesn't see all the dents in the table🤣
Oh Andy 🙈 please just buy a good set of chisels and a decent hammer. And commit to it . Good video . The fire method is way more fun
Makes a crap video though. Guy makes fire. Burns bushings. The end.
Great stuff Andy as usual. Just in time to do my bottom arms👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Which bush are you going with, any thoughts on the castor correction ones to make the steering a bit more lively?
Hi Gary. Thanks for the comment. I’m replacing with rubber ones again. They seem to be much of a muchness and I did not want to go down the poly bush route. So a set of Topran have gone in at £30 a set. I hope that helps 👍
@@andycharger That's where I'm going to be fare....but have been tinkering with the idea of replacing the rear bush with cookbots for a better turn in.... still thinking on it though 😉