Nissan 300zx Subframe bushing removal
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mine literally fell out ounce i removed the subframe =)
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cool
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I used a heat gun instead of a torch and fuel but that works too.
wudntulike2no32 1 year ago
@wudntulike2no32
Yeah, I was a little concerned about the heat damaging the steel, So I went easy on the heat.... ie not directly heating the metal frame.
I think there is just no 'easy' way to do it.
mitchellsoree 1 year ago