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12-11-2001, 11:02 PM
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Idler Arm Bushings
I did this just last week. The heat shield comes off easily with 1 hex head screw (10 mm I think). I changed the drag link and both tie rods at the same time but I think you can change the bushings without removing the othe pieces. Just push them out of the way. Be sure to use some syl-glide when reassembling the bushings. I used the old bolt and a couple of box end wrenches to fashion a puller to lever the bushings in.
Good luck.
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Tom Savage Vienna, WV 1984 300D Euro 1995 S320 
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