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Hmm... I was doing some searches on the 420SEL, because I really like this body style and the "less complex" rear suspension. One day if the right one comes along, I may buy one, but for now, I love my 380SE.
I am wondering though, did you ever get this task completed? It sounds like they designed the car around the suspension, or thinking that these bushings would never need replaced. ![]() I hope mine never needs this if that is the case. ![]() I know this thread is old.... Hopefully all went smoothly. |
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I got it done and the car is long gone. The task is not too bad once you are done with the whole job. It just takes a lot of squirming your hands around, that's all. Also, be sure to use different flex extensions/sockets when doing this. You can maneuver a long extension with a swivel through all the cords to do get to the driver's side studs.
Thanks David
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