986 rear control arms and bearing

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• SA

  @samuelseager6785 · 4 years ago

  This is the ONLY video that I can find that shows how to replace the rear bearings. Lots of videos and resources on the front, but you are the only one who has shown us the procedure for the rear.<br><br>Thank you.

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• ER

  @ericr.3759 · 8 hours ago

  Wait to torque the inner coffin arm bolt until the suspension is loaded at ride height. Vulcanized rubber bushings can only twist so far - better to be at mid travel.

• RI

  @richardstokes6827 · 4 months ago

  Greatstuff 😊

• TO

  @tomasbozz6563 · 1 month ago

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• MA

  @mariomelo6516 · 3 years ago

  Video TOP

• TH

  @thomasfoolery2x0 · 3 months ago

  How’d you get the rear most control arm/bolt out against the exhaust heat sheild

• CO

  @Coldax-w4H · 2 years ago

  Put the lug nuts on the slide hammer bracket with the good side facing out.

• RA

  @RavenSinging · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InM7cG3sCfc&amp;t=1869">31:09</a> got a big laugh from me. Thank you for this video, it&apos;s the onky full tutorial I could find. Would you happen to have the torque specs for the control arms?

• BR

  @BradleyType · 10 months ago

  commenting on this because this is a phenomenal video that uses hand tools instead of a press for bearings. old school af. please link the tool part <a href="https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/s">#s</a>.

• CO

  @ComputerGeekOnTwoWheels · 2 years ago

  Hello, did you mark the concentric bolts on both the coffin and rear track control arm toe adjuster and put them back the same way?

• AB

  @AB0BA_69 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for the video! Wanted to get your opinion on two questions:<br>- Have you considered replacing the bearings/bushings only? I&apos;m leaning towards this for my suspension rebuild for cost reasons.<br>- I&apos;ll also need to replace all of my shocks. Do you think combining that with a bearings/bushings swap will be too much for a day or still doable? Intermediate wrenching experience on my end.<br><br>Thank you and looking forward to more videos!

• MI

  @MikMentz · 2 years ago

  lemforder