In this video I replace a leaf spring shackle bushing on the back of the #spooky jeep. The leaf spring doesn’t even need to be completely removed!!!! Thanks for watching.
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Well this video is useless, I don’t have an air hammer, that’s for wealthy people with a place for a compressor and tools…
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My bushing OD is 45mm but the leaf spring eye ID is just under 43mm. I tried some methods without success. Do you think that freezing and greasing and using a bench press is gonna be helpful, or 2mm difference is just too much?
No metal sleeve in there?
I want to see what you are doing
That was a leaf spring bushing. Misleading title
I also have a Rough Country lift (probably not pertinent, but cool to hear yours is the same) and my passenger side leaf is rubbing against the shackle – the bushing looks ok compared to yours, no clunking, but the edge of the leaf rubs on the shackle (I installed extended shackles to get a bit more height in the back too). Any thoughts? I guess that means the bushing maybe failed on the outer surface as opposed to the inside sleeve.
How could you tell it went back without pulling the leaf out? Was it clunking or something?
I worked in a shop for over a decade an these videos working without a lift over my head have been so helpful thank you great content straight to the point getting it done.
Great video! Has real cross-platform information!