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I took off both rear trailing arms to replace all the bushings and the rotors. But I can not get the trailing arm assemble apart. Do you have to drill out the 4 rivit ends at the backside of the assemble to get it apart.
I took off both rear trailing arms to replace all the bushings and the rotors. But I can not get the trailing arm assemble apart. Do you have to drill out the 4 rivit ends at the backside of the assemble to get it apart.
No the rivets are actually a bolt that is pressed in. Check the other side near the rotor and you will see 4 nuts attached to the bolts and can only come out with a wrench.
I took off both rear trailing arms to replace all the bushings and the rotors. But I can not get the trailing arm assemble apart. Do you have to drill out the 4 rivit ends at the backside of the assemble to get it apart.
Why are you taking the trailingarm apart, are you changing the wheel bearings aswell?
The bearings are a press fit on the spindel, you will need a press to get it apart. Unless you have the tools to seperate, accurately shim and assemble, the best tip is to send them to Van Steel. I have been there and done that.
The bearings are a press fit on the spindel, you will need a press to get it apart. Unless you have the tools to seperate, accurately shim and assemble, the best tip is to send them to Van Steel. I have been there and done that.
So there is no way to get the assembly apart without a press?
If you have tools, an indicator and access to a grinder you can do it. I wouldn't attempt it without a grinder unless you settle for a close job. I prefer to get them dead on.