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Replacement of Sub-Frame Bushings - R107
Hello all,
I just looked through the Shop Manual CD to see how difficult it would be to change the sub-frame bushings on my 1987 R107. Base on what's in there, I would be reluctant to tackle the job myself. Has anyone actually changed out these bushings and can advise me on just how difficult it is? Thanks!
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M. Sandler 1986 560SEC: 150,000 miles, runs great, but I've got to sell it (too many cars for one man) 1987 560SL: 122,000 miles, used to run poorly, now (thanks to forum), runs great! 1997 GMC Jimmy: Turned out to be a turkey. 1989 T-Bird Super Coupe: 150,000 miles, still runs great. Ford got it right. |
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Bushing Replacement
Hi Max
Mike Tangas did a bushing replacement on his 108 chasis car. The procedure is located in the D.I.Y. section at the top of the page. Good luck Bob |
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Replacement of Sub-Frame Bushings - R107
Thanks, Bob.
I had read that already, but was concerned that since my car was a little "tighter" with respect to working room, the project was more difficult. Reading the project narrative, it seems to be not especially difficult, but potentially frustrating. Now, can anyone recommend the proper brake fluid to use?
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M. Sandler 1986 560SEC: 150,000 miles, runs great, but I've got to sell it (too many cars for one man) 1987 560SL: 122,000 miles, used to run poorly, now (thanks to forum), runs great! 1997 GMC Jimmy: Turned out to be a turkey. 1989 T-Bird Super Coupe: 150,000 miles, still runs great. Ford got it right. |
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