The easy way i found was to heat the metal sleeve in the center and hit it with a punch. Then pull the bushing out. You don't have to take the arm off the half shaft. if you want more info pm me.
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You're saying you were able to swap out the bushings without removing the trailing arm from the axle shaft? Is this possible, is there room to do this? And what did you use to remove the old bushing, and press the new one in?
This is something I'll be doing in a few months, and I'd love to make it as easy as possible with as little rear suspension disassembly as I can get away with.
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Well i lowered the sud frame and unbolted the diff. the disconnected the sway bar end links, shocks and pull out the springs. Then i disconnect the upper rubber brake line and unbolt the arms. now you can move the arm backwards to the rear of the car and drop below the sub frame. Then i heated the the metal sleeve in the center until the rubber had burned off the sleeve. I place a punch in the sleeve and hit the punch with a hammer. The metal then falls out and you can use a screwdriver to pull the rubber out. I put in three peace sport tuned bushings in so their was no need for any pressing.sigpic
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