How to: Porsche 911 Control Arm Bushings DIY

How to: Porsche 911 Control Arm Bushings DIY

In this third segment of the DIY Porsche 911 suspension overhaul I demonstrate how to install new control arm bushings using a threaded rod instead of a large shop press!

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Benny Obscene says:

Hey, everyone! Thank you for watching! Something I've learned since posting this video is that WD40 may not be the best lubricant for this application. The petroleum distillates in WD40 aren't very friendly to rubber. A better alternative would be dish soap or silicone spray. Thanks!

mbrouder says:

I just did mine. I did the first one using a a Harbor Freight vise clamp, similar method in the Elephant Racing video. His clamp looks a little sturdier. I did the second one with a threaded rod. The threaded rod is definitely easier.

Mits Millman says:

Did you have to remove a cap to get the all thread thru the control arm? Mine seems to have a plug

X1area51 II says:

Any idea how you can remove monoblock bearing off from 986 trailing arm?

Jetbill007 says:

Great channel

rich76911s says:

Great video Benny. I've never seen that method of bushing installation.

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