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Trailing arm bushing sources 200

posted by  someone claiming to be Manolo on  Wed Feb 5 16:42 CST 2003 [RELATED]

I get all my mechanical parts (including my rear bushings) online from Autohaus Arizona. I can't say that they are better than the others, but I have been very satisfied so far for both Volvo and BMW parts.

The homebrew trailing arm bushing tool removes and installs the bushings. I made smaller versions of the same tool to do the other bushings. When the instructions tell you to by a hardened bolt - believe it. If you cannot find a hardened bolt long enough, buy several standard bolts, because you will break them.






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