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Old 05-12-2002, 05:11 AM   #1
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Default lower control arm

i was wondering if i needed any special tools or procidures for doing this.

i wanted to change the bushings on my lower control arms. I was wondering if it would be ok to jack up the car on the drivers side and take out the one bolt that connects the lower control arm to the frame of the car. if i take this out will i be able to pull the arm down out of the way and change the bushing without haveing to take anything else off. or if i take it off will the spring and shock push it down and not allow me to get it back up? Basicallly whatever i need to do to change the bushing. thanks for any help.
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