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Automotive machine shop for replacing bushings 200 1982

posted by  mkatt on  Sun Feb 23 13:04 CST 2003
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I recently had to go to a machine shop when I needed the bushings pressed from the front control arms. I was charged $10 for each bushing plus I had to have pressed one of the old balljoints from the mounting plate.
I didn`t know where to go either so I called a couple of auto parts places and they recommended this one guy and I have no regrets.
See what you can do. It`ll probably be cheaper at a machine shop and they`re usually pretty well equipped and experienced.

Jim S.`86 245 208k






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